THE GLENROTHES The Glenrothes ‘Pontem’ 33 Year Old (70cl)
$2,400.00
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Every great whisky has a story to tell.
Potem, the brand’s exclusive single-cask 33-year-old whisky, translates as the Latin word for bridge – and as it bridges the gap between people and nature, it seems aptly named. This whisky, exclusively available from Harrods, has been matured in a single sherry-seasoned oak cask for 33 years, and has imbued with a rich colour. And its taste is a signature combination for The Glenrothes: light, fruity and creamy. With decadent notes of peach, almond and vanilla custard in every sip, it’s a whisky you’ll reserve for extra-special occasions.
Every great whisky has a story to tell.
Potem, the brand’s exclusive single-cask 33-year-old whisky, translates as the Latin word for bridge – and as it bridges the gap between people and nature, it seems aptly named. This whisky, exclusively available from Harrods, has been matured in a single sherry-seasoned oak cask for 33 years, and has imbued with a rich colour. And its taste is a signature combination for The Glenrothes: light, fruity and creamy. With decadent notes of peach, almond and vanilla custard in every sip, it’s a whisky you’ll reserve for extra-special occasions.
- Cork
- Speyside, Scotland
- Presented in an oak box with plinth and coasters
- You must be 18 or over to purchase and receive this item
International Delivery
| Expected Delivery Date | Cost |
|---|---|
USA (4-6 business days) | $25 |
International orders will be sent by DHL. Please note: delivery may be delayed due to situations beyond our control, for example adverse weather conditions or increase in demand. Deliveries to Turkey, Canary Islands, Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Afghanistan, North Korea, Democratic Republic of Congo, Mali, Niger and Somalia are currently suspended. | |
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