Glengoyne 25 Year Old

(70cl, 48.0%)

$260.25

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(8 Reviews)

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Glengoyne 25 Year Old Bottling Note

Introduced in early 2014, this is a 25 year old single malt from the Glengoyne distillery - an addition to their core range. The Highlands distillery uses unpeated malt for this whisky, which is then matured for a quarter of a century in Sherry casks.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Big notes of Sherry soaked fruit up front - raisins, figs and oranges. This is followed by wafts of toasted almonds and classic notes of old leather.

Palate: Vanilla and dark chocolate open up the palate. Sherry comes through yet again, but this time in the shape of rich, well spiced fruit cake. Hints of orange and oak round it off.

Finish: The finish lasts with notes of red fruits and cracked black pepper.

Overall: A very easy dram to get lost in, to take your time with on every step.

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User Reviews of the Glengoyne 25 Year Old

Nothing off, just not enough there for the $$$

I got this because I wanted to know what a really great sherry matured whisky would be like. And for me it was just a bit too subdued. Honestly it tastes like it's gone a bit flat. I get the quality, I get some of the flavor, but it's so far in the background... I feel like it would fit nicely at $125 a bottle.

22nd September 2016

Try before you die

Can we rate a whisky 6 stars?
Gave it to 5 friends to try.. They all wanted to buy a bottle. Among the 10 whiskys you must try before you die..

22nd September 2016

The Best!

By far the best whisky on the market today!

8th April 2016

Just wonderful.

Sitting in front of an old film, loved one by my side, the refined warmth of this dram completes and complements the scene perfectly. Expensive and so something to be savoured rather than knocked back.

Just bear in mind Macallan 25 year old sherry oak in three times the price - no contest!

24th January 2016

Really long finish

The nose is a warm welcome. The flavor is intense and complex, triggering all the senses your palette has - and the finish is really, long. As said by others here; this is a BIG whisky and if you want to celebrate a special occasion, or just reward yourself on a cold evening - this whisky will take care of it. I recommend you to try it wit some dark chocolate and a cup of Yirgacheffe coffee.

25th December 2015

the mymic

Flawless, the thickest richest sherry I've ever tried. Highly recommended.

17th September 2015

Wow!

48% and you wouldn't know it! Hard to find a fault with this one. Lovely nose, rich palate with a loooooong finish! Lovely!

30th December 2014

@Availability

Hi there! As far as we can tell, this is a worldwide release as part of their core range, so no exclusivity to speak of. Hope that helps! --The Chaps at Master of Malt

4th December 2014

Availability

Did Glengoyne produce this for worldwide release or exclusive to any particular region?

3rd December 2014

***

20th November 2014

Beautiful and rich

Drinking this now . . . being a fan of Glengoyne whisky makes this review very easy, the 25 yr old is simply more of the core strengths of Glengoyne, but so much sweeter, richer and fuller in flavour. It's a BIG whisky ! It's clear from the first nose that it's a far more complex and richer whisky than the 18 year old (one of my favourite daily tipples), lots of sherry, cinnamon, orange and a burnt oak/deep fruit.
The first taste is old, dried fruit, like fruit steeped in sherry, vanilla and a delicate spicy oak. The finish is very long, drying slightly with more dried fruits and maybe cooked orange.
Very, very nice and well worth the £240 cost. First nose and taste tell you this is a magnificent whisky and seriously rich and full of flavour, just delicious !
Steve Mehew

24th September 2014