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Glen Mhor 1970 - 25 Year Old - Campbell & Clark - Casks 1164/1166
Glen Mhor 1970. 25 Year Old. Bottled by Campbell & Clark. Cask numbers 1164/1166. One of 1926 bottles. 70cl. 45%.
A fabulous Glen Mhor 1970 25-year-old bottled in the mid-1990s by now-defunct independent bottlers Campbell & Clark. One of the trio of great lost Inverness distilleries, Glen Mhor was shuttered by Diageo forerunners DCL in 1983, barely a decade after they had bought out former owners Mackinlay & Birnie, while Campbell & Clark was dissolved in 2010 - this magnificent Glen Mhor was one of their last bottlings and easily among their best.
Glen Mhor was an old-school Highland distillery that was closed by Diageo forerunner DCL during the whisky lake crisis in 1983. Built in Inverness in 1892, Glen Mhor made a rich, oily, grassy, austere Highland single malt whisky and was run independently for most of its life by distillers and blenders Mackinlay & Birnie, who also owned the neighbouring Glen Albyn distillery in Inverness. DCL bought Mackinlay & Birnie in 1972.
Mackinlay & Birnie bottled Glen Mhor as a single malt very early on, and 1950s-70s official bottlings of Glen Mhor 6-year-old, 10-year-old and 12-year-old crop up at auction from time to time. Diageo released two 1970s vintages in the Rare Malts series in the early 2000s and Gordon & MacPhail bottled high class Glen Mhor under license and for their own ranges. Some great Glen Mhor whiskies have been bottled by Moon Import, Cadenhead’s and the SMWS, among others.