Chapter Two of the Glengoyne Legacy Series is more than just a whisky, it’s a tribute to time, tradition, and one bold decision that changed everything. This limited edition release honors the distillery’s move in the 1860s to air-dry barley rather than peat smoke it, a defining choice that set Glengoyne apart from the rest of Scotland.

Glengoyne Legacy Series: Chapter Two – Limited Edition
Brand: Glengoyne | Category: Single Malt | ABV: 48% | Origin: Highlands, Scotland | Vol: 700ml

Tasting Profile
Nose: Bright red apples, cinnamon spice, and toffee pudding, the aroma feels like autumn in a glass.
Palate: Rich and velvety. Layers of baked pear, sticky toffee, and nutmeg unfold with each sip, lifted by the freshness of unpeated malt.
Finish: Long, warming, and balanced. Sweet oak and a soft spice glow linger, leaving a memory of fruitcake and roasted almonds.

Production Details
Aged in a thoughtful mix of first-fill bourbon and sherry casks, this whisky is a showcase of Glengoyne’s slow distillation and non-peated process. It’s bottled at 48% for extra depth — a nod to the power of tradition delivered with modern finesse.

Perfect For
Story-filled evenings, meaningful gifts, or savouring with someone who knows whisky beyond the labels. It’s a dram that invites reflection and conversation.

Expert Notes
Chapter Two continues Glengoyne’s legacy of flavor without smoke, highlighting fruit, spice, and richness without the weight of peat. A favorite among purists who value texture and cask quality above all.

Customer Reviews
“Smooth, elegant, and full of character. Glengoyne never misses.”   Armand, Taguig
“Loved the fruity layers. It’s like dessert with a kick.”   Liza, Davao
“A gentle giant. Easy to sip, hard to forget.”   Matt, San Juan

Interesting Fact
Glengoyne is one of the only distilleries in Scotland to never use peat smoke in drying its barley, a decision rooted in tradition, now celebrated in every chapter of the Legacy Series.

Serving Suggestions
Let it rest in the glass to unlock the orchard fruit and caramel. A splash of water enhances the spice and reveals soft sherry undertones, perfect for slow sipping.

Distillery Background
Glengoyne stands proudly on the Highland Line, where the Highlands and Lowlands meet. Known for the slowest distillation in Scotland, their whiskies are rich, complex, and unmistakably clean, a result of patience, precision, and one enduring legacy.