A great beginner's whisky right here from the Glen Grant Distillery, produced in tall pot stills. This 10 year old Speyside single malt, having spent a decade in bourbon casks, boasts oodles of light, malty notes. A top dram for warmer weather.
Medium. Vanilla, toffee apple. Herbal, hint of smoke.
Firm. Sweetness, fruity, vanilla. Gentle peat, malty.
Dry, supple peat, toffee.
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what are they drinking .This is very mellow scotch . Not my scotch.
A bottle of Glen Grant 10 year old single malt, bought on June 5th,1979 for £4.72, 43% proof, was finished 2 nights ago, on 30th November, 2020, in warding off Covid-19. Inherited. Sublime.
For all the hype I found this to have very little character. I would rather a good blended whisky for the same price.
Pleasantly surprised! A lovely summer Scotch to watch the Sun go down with, partnerd with a nice Cigar makes for the perfect end to a nice evening..
Beginner or expert it matters not, this is a quality whisky from an underrated distillery. The nose is not particularly complex, however it is pretty faultless. You’ll not find one off note in there. Just sweet fruits and a little spice. The taste delivers what the nose suggests, sweet fruit at the front of your palate, a little spice and move it to the back of your mouth and you will get a little bitterness to balance it. The finish is short and as you’d expect of a 10 year old, it’s not as smooth as it could be, but then the spirt is young. Try the 18 year old if you want more refinement and a longer finish, though the 10 isn’t rough by any means. It’s £30 after all, thats less than a meal out. It will last you longer, taste better and give you more pleasure.
