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GlenDronach
Scotland
Single Malt
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The GlenDronach 18 year old Allardice is named after the distillery’s founder, James Allardice. The Highlander was matured completely in Oloroso sherry casks, and was originally released in 2009 following the distillery changing hands back in 2008. An exceptional fruity sherried single malt.
Please note: We're afraid we can't guarantee which vintage you will receive. It'll still be yummy GlenDronach no matter the vintage, mind!
Sherry notes so thick you need a knife to cut them! There's a hint of old rum in there too, with pineapple and brown sugar in tow.
Christmas cake, rum again, chocolate-coated hazelnut, runny honey and a hint of Sauternes.
Fresh blackcurrant, blueberry pancakes with a generous helping of maple syrup.
If you're a cigar smoker you need to try this! There is nothing better....buckets of sherry sweetness and as smooth as a baby's posterior!
If I could give this 10/5 I would. By far the best whisky I’ve ever had. From the colour, to the nose and that oh so so so so long finish I can still taste it hours after the first sip. Only bad thing I could say is that every other scotch is always going to be compared to this one and won’t ever be as good.
Superb. Long finish, deeply complex. Worth every penny.
A sherry bomb with a nose that fills the room! Sweet, smooth, treacle with a long lasting finish. Well worth the £110 price tag. Onto the 21 next!
It really is a wonderful dram. Loads of fruit in there and a spiced apple cake finish. Not worth spending £100+ on it though...
