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Glen Grant 30 Year Old Brandy Butt Sherry Finish Douglas Laing

ABV: 52.5% - Size: 70cl

Glen Grant 30 Year Old / Brandy Butt / Sherry Finish / Bottled 2009 / Old Malt Cask

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A bottling of Glen Grant by Douglas Laing, the revered independent bottler. This Single Malt Scotch Whisky was aged in Scotland for 30 years in oak casks. Fans of higher strength whiskies will not be disappointed by this bottling which comes at 52.5% ABV.

About the whisky

Distillery:: Glen Grant Distillery
Bottler:: Douglas Laing
Age:: 30 Year Old
Region:: Speyside
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Single Malt

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Glen Grant 1992 - Cellar Reserve

Beautifully fragrant nose full of floral fruitiness - a satisfying sniff indeed. The palate brings you a nice hint of peaty smoke rubbed with ginger spices on a bed of lemon zest and marmalade. The finish is long and satisfying as the fruity, smoky leather tends to linger on.

Score 90/100

Glen Grant 59 Year Old 1950 Gordon & Macphail

This is a very old Glen Grant, bottled in 2009. The stuff is no less than 59 years old, because it came down the lyne arms when my dad was only three. Imagine that! The is the oldest Glen Grant I have tasted so far. I presume it will hold that title for quite a while. The nose is soft and sweet, but not very aromatic. Needs both time and hand...

Score 82/100

Glen Grant 12 Year Old 2002 The Golden Cask

Glen Grant is still one of the bestselling single malts in Italy, but is also quite popular in our neck of the woods. Independent bottlings are plentiful. This single cask was released by House of MacDuff in their ‘The Golden Cask’ series, at cask strength. I’ll keep water handy… The nose is sweet and sour on apples and lime juice, a bit of...

Score 83/100

Glen Grant 21 Year Old Director's Reserve 1970s

This is a very old bottle of Glen Grant from the 1970s, bottle for the Spanish market at 45.7% ABV with the resounding name Director’s Reserve. I confess, I had never before seen this one. But when my buddy Emile proposed to take a sample to try at home, I did not have to think long. The first thing I notice on the nose is OBE – which is not...

Score 75/100