Glenturret Triple Wood Single Malt Scotch

Glenturret Triple Wood is a NAS expression from Scotland’s oldest working distillery — Glenturret in Crieff, Perthshire, established in 1763 — presenting the distillery’s single malt character through three cask types (ex-bourbon, Oloroso sherry, and PX sherry) to produce the most complex and richly matured expression in the current Glenturret range.

Glenturret has been distilling in Crieff since at least 1763, making it Scotland’s oldest continuously operating distillery. The Triple Wood format draws on the combination of American oak bourbon character, Oloroso dried fruit and spice, and PX dark sweetness to produce maximum complexity from the distillery’s traditional pot still production. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Glenturret genuinely Scotland’s oldest distillery?

Glenturret claims to be Scotland’s oldest working distillery, with records of distilling in Crieff dating to 1763. While multiple distilleries make similar heritage claims, Glenturret’s continuous operation on the same site since the late 18th century is well-documented.

What does Triple Wood mean for Glenturret?

Three separate cask types — ex-bourbon American oak, Oloroso sherry cask, and Pedro Ximénez sherry cask — each contributing different character to the final expression. The combination produces more complexity than any single cask type achieves alone.