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Glenfarclas 1968 41 Year Old Cask #699

ABV: 51% - Size: 70cl

Glenfarclas 1968 / Family Cask / 41 Year Old / Cask #699

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More info C$7,240 (£4,000.00)

The declared age on a whisky label refers to the number of years the youngest whisky in the bottle spent maturing in oak casks. In the case of this Scotch Whisky from Glenfarclas that is 41 years. At 51% ABV this alcohol content is more than acceptable. Bottled at the standard issue size of 70cl.

About the whisky

Distillery:: Glenfarclas Distillery
Age:: 41 Year Old
Region:: Speyside
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Single Malt

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Glenfarclas '105'

This is not a conventional review. A few years ago I returned to Jamaica with wifie for another visit to hedonistic Negril. We met up with old acquaintances who swore by their Appleton Overproof Rum. I countered with a half bottle of Glenfarclas, Cask Strength. Never mind the nose, body or palate, it made their eyes pop and, I swear I saw a...

Score 75/100

Glenfarclas 17 Year Old

Nose: Big sherry, sweeter than the 15 year old. sultanas,raisins, dates and plums. immersing and very round. a bit mossy ground. fungus. Palate: Honey, dried fruits and spices (nutmeg, cinnamon) some zest and wee peat smoke. Round, oily and mouth coating.lovely. just plain lovely. Bigger bodied & oilier than the 15. Finish : Long, nutty and...

Score 90/100

Glenfarclas 10 Year Old

This is the very last dram poured from the bottle, which I have had for nearly a year. It was hit pretty hard at first, then I kept it around for so long because I didn't want to see it go. However, it is time to make room in the cabinet, as I have been buying quite a few bottles lately! The whisky is not dark, but not light either. It is...

Score 62/100

Glenfarclas 25 Year Old bottled 1970s

My Glenfarclas 25 Year Old is also an older version, bottled in the early 90s. So this must be a distillate of the late 60s. On the back of the label is the name of the – presumably – long gone Belgian importer. This is – presumably – a very good whisky. Again the nose swoons you with lovely sherry aromas like stewed and dark fruits, roasted...

Score 85/100