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"Always remember that I have taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me." -Winston Churchill
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Glen Flagler aka Killyloch Having started out life as a paper mill, Glen Flagler was purchased and transformed in 1965 into Moffat Distillery, also home to the Garnheath and Killyloch stills. Inver House had their own maltings at this time which enabled them to vary the degree of peating in their malts. Glen Flagler is lightly peated and for a Lowland Malt, has a surprisingly Speyside character. Glen Flagler is one of the cleanest and softest single malts to be bottled at this age. An elegant and fruity malt with a complex taste. A subtle hint of smokiness with a note of vanilla, giving a long clean finish
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