1984
70cl
DP
£1,199.99
vintage
portfolio
1984
70cl
DP
£1,199.99
Convalmore was opened in 1894, just outside Dufftown. It produced liquid mainly to go into blends. After fire broke out in the area of the tun room in 1909, Convalmore was promptly rebuilt. After the 1910 reopening, the distillery experimented with a patent still for a few years before reverting to traditional pot still methods, it being found that the patent spirit did not age well. Convalmore then produced steadily, save in wartime, until finally closing in 1985. The iconic distillery character paired with influence from American oak, leaves us with sweet and spicy with notes of fresh pastry, green fruit and citrus, with a brown sugary finish.
Production began in 1894 just outside Dufftown, near the River Fiddich at the heart of Speyside. Designed by local man Donald Mackay, the distillery took its name from the Conval Hills. Founder, Peter Dawson, took as motif for his well-known brand Dawson’s Perfection the bluebell, symbolic flower of Scotland and a common springtime sight on Speyside.
His distillery enjoyed good railway links and its whisky was always in demand by Glasgow merchants, including James Buchanan, who took over in 1906. However, fire broke out in the area of the tun room on 29 October 1909. Convalmore was rebuilt, to produce steadily save in wartime until finally falling silent in 1985. Sweet starting, maritime style with a characteristic lingering, smoky finish.
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