Glengoyne
Dumgoyne distillery and visitors centre.
Glen Tress was a vatted ‘pure’ malt bottled at eight and 12 years of age during the 1980s by blender and bottler Ian Macleod & Co., and primarily for Taiwan. The distillery source of Glen Tress’s contents are a mystery – one even its bottler cannot solve.
The brand is named after a forest area in the Scottish Borders near Peebles.
While Ian MacLeod can trace its brokerage roots back to 1933, Glen Tress was not introduced as a brand until the 1980s, during a period of oversupply for the Scotch industry.
Glen Truss did not remain in circulation for long, though examples are do appear at auction from time-to-time.
This Lowland malt with its gentle, fruity palate, commands a dedicated following.