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Glenfiddich 19 Year Old Age of Discovery Maderia Cask Finish

(70cl, 40%)

Glenfiddich 19 Year Old Age of Discovery Maderia Cask Finish

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Glenfiddich AoD Maderia Bottling Note

Glenfiddich Age of Discovery is a rich 19 year old single malt matured in oak casks previously used to age fine Madeira wine. This has created an earthy, distinctive whisky with a full bodied yet fairly young character.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: A deep earthy aroma of sweet ripe figs and orange marmalade with bright notes of fresh gooseberries and grapes.

Palate: Rich and spicy, cinnamon and crushed black pepper rest on a base of deep earthy notes, caramalised fruits, crystallised ginger, raisins and hints of dry oak.

Finish: Pleasingly dry with warmth that fades into a lingering sweet marmalade finish.

Overall: Smooth and satisfying, this is an interesting whisky that wears its Madeira cask maturation on its sleeve.

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Glenfiddich 19 Year Old Age of Discovery Maderia Cask Finish Reviews

Nice stuff!

Great one!

5th July 2021

Mmmmm

Not being a booze snob, I normally drink run of the mill whisky but sampled this at the distillery. Very good indeed.
Their lounge manager declared it to be one of his favourites. I had a kindly, mellow glow for hours afterwards, although not inclined to splash out on their top one at £1,000 a tot.

11th September 2020

After the Red Wine cask version...so disappointed with this

Nose: Cold tea. Tepid ginger.

Palate: There is a harsh greased arch to this. The burnt sugar is invasive.

After: It's there, it's not large, but the off sugar note remains. Okay.

5th July 2020

Dead Brill

An excellent lovely whisky from the Glenfidfich stable. Well worth getting🥃🎅

26th December 2019

Can't get enough

Only one word excellent

22nd July 2018

Thank you

A splendid and very enjoyable whisky. It caresses the senses with a multitude of subtle tastes and a beautiful aroma.

15th August 2017

An excellent dram

Goes down dangerously easily, and I really enjoyed the (for me) unusual finish as I've never had a madeira finish before. I need to procure another bottle asap!

12th March 2017

Hector

Good

31st December 2016

Journey

With a very smooth texture with depth i highly recommend this whiskey. I drank with a friend I have not seen in years and it opened another level of comfort and dimension in our conversation. Loved it.

22nd June 2016

Great Whisky

Smooth and full body.
Try to find one more

28th December 2015

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