Single Malt
Scotland
Glen Parker
An easy-going single malt from an unnamed distillery in Speyside, Glen Parker is ever so slightly peaty.
Was: £137.09Now: £29.13
Those who say they find Glen Parker undrinkable are reacting more to the low price tag than to the dram, and would probably enjoy toilet swill if it carried a three-digit price tag. Glen Parker is certainly not one of the top three, but it is far ahead of the bottom three. This is a fine whisky for its price. It has a clean taste, a smooth finish and has subtle notes of cedar, wildberries and gentle malt. It is a perfect starter scotch for someone who wishes to develop an appreciation for the whiskies, and their various complexities. Glen Parker is a gentle drink that is perfect for those occasions when others are having a beer or a wine. Really the only element that Glen Parker does not have is "snob appeal".
tastes like moonshine
Well I just had a taste of this and it is extremely bad. A very sweet finish. Don't waste your money.
with ice or a dash of water it's an easy going smooth scotch, not peaty or smoky with and with little after taste. Maybe a little heavy on the honey flavour. not embarrassed to have it next the 17 year old Glenlivit single malt and Hibiki blend in my liquor cabinet.
Some disgruntled someone posted a couple crazy negative reviews. Ignore them and try this Scotch. You will truly be pleased.
