Glen Flagler

Lightly peated, soft and fruity with a ‘surprisingly Speyside character’, Glen Flagler’s spirit was designed to complement Garnheath’s grain whisky in Inver House Distiller’s blends, though it has also frequently appeared as a single malt. Its first appearances were as official 5-year-old, 8-year-old and NAS bottlings during the 1970s and '80s, before a 30-year-old was released in 2003. A handful of expressions were also bottled by Signatory during the 1990s.

Glen Flagler was also once released as a ‘Pure Malt’ (blended malt).