Single Malt
Scotland
1672
The first ever 60 year old released by Glenfarclas is a landmark moment in the incredible history of this independent, family-owned distillery. Matured in a single first fill Sherry butt, this beautifully packaged Scotch malt whisky (complete with decanter stopper and presentation case) is set to delight its lucky owners with hallmark notes of intense dried fruits, treacle, rich spices and espresso combined with stunning maturity and a truly memorable finish.
George Grant, 6th generation of the Grant family who have owned the distillery since 1865, had this to say about Glenfarclas 60 Year Old: Nose: It is surprisingly vibrant with lots of dried fruits, demerara sugar and spice coming through on the nose as well as the rich, oaky tannins that one would expect from a whisky of this venerable age. Palate: The sherry influence really comes through on the palate, with rich treacle, bitter coffee and espresso notes all making an appearance. Finish: The finish is the longest I have ever experienced – 20 minutes later you will still be able to taste the subtle nuances of this incredible dram.
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Wow I'd just like to say "whoever is mixing this extremely rare drop with anything but one ice cube needs their head stomped on! " If you are going to do that sell it and give the money to meals on wheels.
I'm not one to complain but this isn't good for a whisky chaser. It wasn't the Demerara coming up through the nose....
Pretty good, not great, had better
I cracked the bottle open and...oops, spilled about half on the floor and had to watch the dog lick it up. Well, the rest went down smooth with a few splashes of Deer Park and mini Reese's cups. Woke up with no hangover!
Just back from the post office late last night to pick up the "father in law's boxed gift's nectar", when my old Land Rover , for sudden licked its petrol by a broken pipe ! A quick fix later, we both were on the road again... had enough pipe for plunging in the bottle... that works as well !
