Grantully Pure Malt 1 Litre

The Grantully Pure Malt is a lesser-known blended malt whisky bottled by Longman Distillers, typically found in 1-litre formats and likely aimed at export markets during the late 20th century.

While formal tasting notes are scarce, we can infer its profile based on its style, bottling era, and typical characteristics of blended malts from that period.

Grantully Pure Malt — Speculative Tasting Notes

Nose :- Toasted grain and soft malt — Digestive biscuit and barley sugar dominate./ Light floral notes — Hints of heather and dried wildflowers. Subtle fruit — Green apple, lemon zest, and perhaps a touch of underripe pear

Palate :- Creamy and mellow — Vanilla fudge and oatcake textures. Gentle spice — White pepper and nutmeg, likely from refill casks. Balanced sweetness — Honeyed malt with a faint citrus lift

Finish :- Short to medium — Clean and slightly drying, with lingering cereal and soft oak. Faint herbal fade — Possibly chamomile or thyme

Contextual Notes

Type: Blended malt (no grain whisky, but a mix of single malts

ABV: 40%

Era: Likely 1980s–1990s

Style: Light-bodied, approachable, and designed for casual sipping