Norman

9.1

I like the nose. Light on the wood, more on honey, rich but not sweet. The palate runs hot to me, like really hot and spicy. All on the back/mid of the tongue and it lingers. So the finish goes for a while. Interesting but not a great dram imho — 10 months ago

Jim McCusker

9.7

Again: wow! — 5 years ago

with Vanessa

Takeo Fujiwara

9.9

very smooth! — 6 years ago

Matt Sterr

9.0

Solera Style Single Malt. Vat 4 3rd venom. Reminiscent of Glenfarclas. — 8 years ago

Justin Wade

9.3

Nose of butterscotch. Taste of caramel, vanilla, honey. Very good! — 8 years ago

Chris

9.5

1974 vintage, kind of peppery. — 9 years ago

with Jim

Brian W. Anderson

9.0

Cake spice and light dulce de leche. Lingers on the tongue in a lovely way. Worth the trip here. — 9 years ago

with Joy

Jim McCusker

9.5

Awesome. Doesn't come close to the Glenfarclas 40...but it's still terrific. A sherry-like nose with hints of smoke, this is incredibly smooth with layer upon layer of flavor evolving through the finish. Awesome. — 9 years ago

with Gavin and Vanessa

Peter van den Besselaar

9.5

NV Holiday starter | paired with smoked salmon — a year ago

Norman

9.4

This just gets better as it opens but also liked it more in isolation. When you are tasting a lot of scotches this one starts to get lost. It’s gentle, subtle, smooth. You can’t I would argue flipping between 5 other strong profile drinks. — 5 years ago

Jim McCusker

9.5

Glenfarclas. There is no substitute. — 6 years ago

with Vanessa

Norman

9.2

Great graduation party — 8 years ago

with Mark

Jim McCusker

9.2

From Glenfarclas. Yum. — 9 years ago

with Chris

Winton Sweum

9.4

Fully ready now, but preceded by 40 year-old Glenfarclas, I'll defer any further comment. — 9 years ago

Norman

9.5

I took this to celebrate son’s birthday. This is a killer Scotch imho but I’m still calling the Glenfarclas 40 better but this has a 45 sec finish easy. It’s just a bit more wood and more astringent than Glenfarclas which is why that gets the edge. — 2 years ago

Jim McCusker

9.5

Sitting between their regular and cask-strength offerings, this was available from The Whisky Exchange in London. Aged in sherry casks. Awesome. — 5 years ago

with Vanessa

Willem Jan Withagen

9.3

Currants. Caramel, pepper alcohol(43%). Small hints of peat. Was nice, is nice, and will always be nice. Good mouth fill. — 7 years ago

Jim McCusker

10

The last glasses we have of the best scotch Vanessa and I have ever had. Period. — 8 years ago

with Vanessa

Jim McCusker

9.2

A gift from Leif Hammarstrom from quite a few years ago, one of my favorite offerings from Glenmorangie. A stronger sherry character to the nose than I typically find for Glenmorangie, this is an interesting single malt. Doesn’t measure up to my ATF Glenfarclas...but it’s pretty damn good! — 9 years ago

Jim McCusker

9.0

Nice entry-level single malt from my favorite distillery, Glenfarclas. I actually like this a bit better than the 25 (which is weird, I know: I think that's more a function of the particular incarnation of the 25 I currently have). Terrible at identifying aromas in scotch, but there's a great smokiness coupled with a subtle nutty character along with a hint of vanilla. A little astringent - should probably be cut with a few drops of water - but otherwise a terrific scotch for the money. — 9 years ago

with Vanessa