A heavily sherried 21-year-old from the Glenfarclas distillery. This offers loads of depth, a tremendous dram from the independent Speyside distillery.
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Apple, orange, less sherry than the 15yo. Peppermint again?!
Incredibly smooth. Barley-rich, just a textbook smoothness and rounded character that leaves you gasping for another sip…
Long, barley-rich, awesomely smooth, very little oak influence.
Very, very pleasant. Could teach Roger Moore a thing or two about smoothness.
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Nae bad
A really delightful and super reasonably priced whisky to enjoy yourself or impress guests. This whisky is nothing flashy and alternative, it's not take your breath away new and quirky drinking... it's a super mellow, super smooth sipper and the oils will leave such a delightful deep, rich and smooth flavour in your mouth with all of those nice deep sherry cask flavours but, with the 21 years, mellowed and combined to produce a truly tasty wee dram. It is also an eye pleasingly designed bottle to have on the shelf or in the cabinet.
Too many rookies here marking whiskies well below what they really are. It takes experience to truly understand scotch and how different each and every single one can be. As an experienced drinker I realize there is no such thing as the perfect scotch... and why should there be. Life is imperfect and its what makes scotch so amazing. Glenfarclas is a fantastic distillery with its own character, cant be to everyones taste. Like women.. The 21 is a fantastic dram for me.. mature, sexy, full of character. Ive had this 21 in my collection for 3 years now... a sign that I just cant part with this one just yet.. needs to be savored until the last drop . As with most/ i mean all scotches.. DO NOT be so quick to critisize your bottle after the first... second.. third ..fourth dram... Every single bottle ive oppened and had the first few drams im always dissapointed in sone way.. with experience you learn to overcone that, i aknowledge the fact that it needs to breathe. You should too :) Patience my friends
Complex nose and a pleasant, but not very interesting, palate.
Loved it more with every sip. Oily, very Oaky and with caramel and vanilla. Thick and full. The complexity is ironically based on its simple bold and oily character. Fruit punch, malt, and butterscotch with a hint of salt, pecan, and nutmeg. I like very much!
