Highland Park John Goodwin Whisky 35 Year Old · 1962 Vintage
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Bottled in October 1997 in honour of John McLeod Goodwin who joined Highland Distilleries in 1962 as Company Secretary, appointed Chairman in 1988 and retired on 31st December 1997. Both the front label on the bottle and the tube have had their normal 'H' logo changed to a 'G'. The ABV% isn't stated on the label but the distillery have quoted it as more than 50%. This release was never officially available for sale to the public and is now one of the most sought after Highland Park bottlings.
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Tasting Notes
Colour
Deep amber with copper-gold hues and a touch of mahogany.
Nose
Opulent and maritime, this nose unfolds with honeyed orchard fruits, dried fig, and almonds, drifted by subtle peat. Sherry cask maturity adds toffee, cocoa, and cinnamon, while sea-salt brine and a whisper of heather give Highland Park’s characteristic elegance and age-woven depth.
Palate
Silky and profound on the palate, smoke-kissed heather honey coats the tongue, balanced by rich dried fruit and citrus zest. Sherry influence yields plush vanilla, raisin and toffee, with a waxy oak underpinning. Subtle maritime salt and spice shimmer through the mid-palate, finishing long with refined peat warmth and a softly lingering sweetness.
Finish
Long and noble, the finish unfolds with dark fruit and cocoa from sherry, drifting into gentle smoke and sea-salt tang. Oak-woven spices—cinnamon, clove—emerge as the peat softens, leaving a silky, resinous warmth that lingers for minutes, inviting another sip.