Convalmore Distillery was established in 1823 in the heart of Speyside, Scotland, and is noted for its historical significance in the whisky industry. Initially founded by James W. Grant, the distillery has passed through various ownerships over the years and was ultimately acquired by Wm. Grant & Sons. Though it is now closed, Convalmore's legacy continues to resonate among whisky enthusiasts. The distillery had a production capacity characterized by traditional methods, including the use of copper pot stills and wooden washbacks. Convalmore whiskies are known for their sweet and fruity profiles, often featuring notes of oil, nuts, honey, and spices. The flavor is further complemented by a subtle peat smoke finish, making it distinctive. Notable expressions include the Convalmore 40 Years - 1977 175th Anniversary and Convalmore 16 Years - 1984, which showcase the depth of character that can be achieved with age and careful craftsmanship.