Glencadam 35 Year Old 1977 cask 9457 Director's Cut Douglas Laing

Glencadam 25 Year Old 1985 Malts of Scotland

Interwhisky is a festival in Frankfurt, Germany. For their 2010 show they looked to Malts of Scotland for their festival bottling: this 25 Year Old Glencadam from 1985. A couple of bottles found their way to Belgium and costs around 110 EUR a piece, which I find quite reasonable for a 25 year old malt. The nose is prickly sweet and very creamy....

Score 85/100

Glencadam 10 Year Old

Glencadam isn’t a widely known distillery, and that’s a shame. The 10 yo is a personal favorite (although I highly recommend the 15 as well). For me, the 10 is hard to put into words. You’ve heard all the tasting notes to come, but they don’t do justice to what I have in my Glencairn right now. It’s a whisky with that special “Je ne sais quoi.”...

Score 91/100

Glencadam 10 Year Old

Nose: A brief waft of spring, fresh and clean in its delivery, with raw mushroom and avocado sitting on an oak table in the crisp sunlight. Fanta orange, cold milk, and apple juice are on offer to quench the thirst, while lemon peel and barley hops offer a little zest to each. Taste: A clean and enveloping oil rests itself on the palate, before...

Score 84/100

Glencadam 37 Year Old 1974 Whisky-Fässle

The German Whisky-Fässle joined forces with the Dutch Whiskybase.com to bottle this cask of Glencadam 1974. It was brought to the market in 2011 for around 155 EUR, but nowadays is somewhat hard to find. I find the label terribly ugly, but that says nothing of the whisky inside the bottle, of course. The nose is lucious and soft. Besides a lot of...

Score 88/100