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The Glenallachie Distillery Edition gives some of the spotlight on its label to the Ben Rinnes mountain. Sitting at the foot of the mountain, Glenallachie uses water that comes from a spring 3,000ft up Ben Rinnes' north-east face.
Nose: Caramel-dipped apples and pears, with hints of brown sugar and digestive biscuits.
Palate: Oodles of vanilla, with a zesty kick of fresh citrus at the centre.
Finish: Fruity esters last long on the finish.
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Bought it for £15, £15!!! What a steal! Excellent value for money.
15th June 2018
Got a bottle of Glenallachie Distillery Edition from my workmate (his grandfather used to work at the distillery). Very easy to drink, smooth and great notes of fruits. Definitely worth it.
19th March 2018
Our local Co-op had this reduced at £15! And I hadn't had it before - double whammy! Very enjoyable, easy drinking yet with something to work on - a challenge. Some excellent flavours going on. Better notes maybe when I can concentrate and have had a bit more.
18th March 2018
Really enjoyed it! I didn't expect to though, always feel doubtful of no year, single malts. Very easy drinking, quite mellow but not dull. Caramel and vanilla as mentioned by others, plus a fruit after taste. toffee apple and marshmallow.
5th February 2018
just got one for christmas,not yet open yet.but sounds like my type, will post again once i have had peace to open and savour, and who the heck cares about the height difference ,sorry it is of no importance,so as long as it is as good as it soundss,lookinf forward to a wee tatster by the open fire,and a wee bit shortbread mmmm.
27th December 2017
I just bought this today from Morrisons for £18, I am more than a little surprised! This is a lovely dram, smooth and hot, easy to drink. I treat myself to a malt every month on payday, I'm not permitted to buy it any other time, the boss(my wee wifie) says so.I've been trying other malts, except Glennfiddich, which was what I always bought, for months now and have been disappointed, it's a long month if you make the wrong choice.. I've happily made the right choice today.It's as smooth as the afore mentioned, Glenfiidich, but hotter.
22nd December 2017
A very sweet but smooth malt with a fiery kick once it leaves the mouth, warm sweet citrusy aftertaste
12th November 2017
I managed to pick up a bottle from my local Co-op store at a reduced end of line bargain. Iām now gutted as it has now become my favourite whiskey, smooth with a lovely palate. Not being stocked at my local Co-op. I really hope not?
4th November 2017
Like Glenfiddich 15 year old, only better, a fantastic nose, sip it and the flavours open up on your tongue with vanila and butterscotch
I bought my first bottle of this edition about 8 weeks ago from our local Co-op, ,I often buy some very good and fairly expensive malt whiskies, up to the value of £60 ,my friends and I enjoy a wee dram at the tenth hole at our local golf club, and we all agree that this is one of the best,6 bottles so far😂😁😂😁😂
17th September 2017
Just opened a bottle of this as on offer at £20 in my local costcutter.It is a light speysider by all means,reminds me a little of Speyburn 10 but definitely not so mature.Lots of vanilla and slightly oaky with sharp fruits.At best this must be 8 years old if that.Never the less a nice affordable dram for an introduction to magical speyside malt whisky.
18th August 2017
When I first opened this bottle, I really didn't like it and did not understand why reviews were so positive. Now, a couple weeks later, it has evolved into a very full and rounded, very pleasant dram. At £20, this was a steal. Secret tip: add a drop of Laphroaig 10!
11th August 2017
Lovely nose. Very smooth and pleasantly sweet.
30th July 2017
An A rated whisky at a C rated price. An excellent whisky, although it tastes different it is right up there with Glenfiddich 14 & 15 and Glenmorange 10. If you like these whiskies you'll love this one. On the nose, Apple, vanilla, something sweet like toffee and citrus. Tastes similar to the nose but with more sweetness. The finish is an excellent dry medium finish with a lovely warm feeling. Only quibbles, should have an age statement and might not be a favourite of those not to keen on sweeter whiskies
22nd July 2017
Good one. More than expected.
20th July 2017
Love a Spey side but this is sweet to the lips and a gentle sip gives vanilla. This is one of the few I would add water to, but only Glenlivit water.
13th July 2017
Trust me that is the only source of water for the distillery!!!
Good rounded taste with a sweet aftertaste
7th July 2017
A smooth tasting treat! This whisky will transport you back to speyside and particularly Aberlour in flavour.The nose for me is a spirity flapjack, a palate of spicy apples with a warm long lasting finish.
21st May 2017
Recently I bought a bottle of glenallachie for the first time. Definitely found my new dram.
17th May 2017
How can the spring be at 3,000 ft when the mountain itself is only 2775 ft high? Anyway to suggest that a spring at that height would be the sole or major fresh water source is nonsense. It would barely run outwith mid-winter and I'm sure that SEPA wouldn't grant consent.
5th April 2017