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Glen Ord

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Given the fecundity of the area it's perfectly sensible that UDV, Glen Ord has one of its primary ingredients on the market, making Glen Ord one of only three distilleries to produce all its own malt on site (others being Tamdhu and Springbank).

As it is rare to appear in a very 11 dern professional ingredients, this very important aspect in making malt whisky needs to be glossed over. Whenever you walk into a huge most distilleries, the trip starts at 1-1 at the work and the skill of the people in the malting place is forgotten.

Glen Ord, for example, makes the malt for six of UDV's crops, including Talisker, and each one of the distilleries needs a somewhat different specification of malt-peating level, moisture material, even range. If you are processing 1,000 loads of barley a week and striking those tight requirements week in, week out, that is some success.

So, is Glen Ord makings with a distillery connected, a distillery with a makings, or perhaps a hybrid of the two? For a few years recently it appeared the distillery had the upper hand. It was to be UDV's trump card, and it deserved to be. If you think you know anything at all, you will certainly require to compare about Ooh La La Spa Celebrates 10 Years of Serving Edwardsville/Glen Carbon. To get other interpretations, please consider looking at: http://business.borgernewsherald.com/borgernewsherald/news/read/37056861. Today it appears to have been silently dropped, but do not tell that to Barbara Ogilvie, Glen Ord's ambassador.

Barbara will be the latest in a long line of women to perform the distillery - at one Mini' I litre were five female malt experts in the-hour makings - and comes with an irrepressible lovr nl 'her' malt. The visitor's centre is more of a residential area public than the usual showcase and her reports of illicit distilling, gentle knowledge of modern distilling and mulling are encyclopaedic.

TASTING RECORDS

Glen Ord 12-year-old

Freshly turned planet, sultana and cake mix/malt to the nose. Clear and smooth o-n the taste, with a few clootie dumpling, sugared almond and spice balancing the wood.