Glenfarclas 1970 33 Year Old Pale Sherry

Glenfarclas '105'

Was at a festival recently, my first, and amongst some absolute crackers, such as an indi Port Charlotte 12, a 42 single grain Invergordon, Glengoyne 21 and an indi bottling of Octomore, this one still stood up proudly. So much so that of all the bottles I'd tried, and could afford, I picked up this one. The Benromach 15 being very close on its...

Score 88/100

Glenfarclas 25 Year Old

Gave this 25 year old a go after I heard some amazing stuff about it. Did not get disappointed! On the nose it is delivers some amazing caramelized apples, some sherry. You could nose it forever! The taste just flows through your mouth with cheer joy, smoothness is the key word here. Chocolate and caramel again. Finishing with a medium long...

Score 90/100

Glenfarclas '105'

Glenfarclas is one of Scotland's few truly independent distilleries. John Grant bought it in 1865 and it's been in the family ever since. They have the largest stills in the Speyside region, although they eschew the Speyside designation and brand their offerings as "Highland Whisky". Glenfarclas doesn't ever add any colouring to their...

Score 90/100

Glenfarclas '105'

usually i am a peat head, but from time to time i enjoy a sherry bomb. i love powerful malts, and this one is no slouch. it's powerful. Nose: Toffee,Raisins dipped in liquor, oak. Palate: Sherried fruits,major alcohol impact. can you spell OOOOOOMPH!, it fills your mouth, nose will hot, exploding sherry. this one is for cold winter nights. spice....

Score 90/100