Glenfarclas 1979 29 Year Old The Family Casks

Glenfarclas 21 Year Old

The topic of oxidation has been a recurrant theme over the span of my most recent reviews. Although it is a process that i had some experience with, it is amazing when you realize that you've barely scratched the surface. When i first bought this 21 year old glenfarclas i was not only dissapointed, but astonished as to where the sherry-magic we...

Score 89/100

Glenfarclas '105'

Someone s/b making a comment here - come'on we are talking GF105.... classic, standard.... Is there really a better Cask Strength??? OK, limited experience says, "NO" however, that is only based on Mac and Ardbeg - and both are surpassed with the GL105 - as long as you like good, clean, complex, (ok, non-smokey), scotch.... More than...

Score 88/100

Glenfarclas 21 Year Old

Last summer **@fiddich1980** provided 3 mystery samples for me and for **@paddockjudge**. This was **sample B**. We blind tasted them together over Facetime in the fall, and after writing preliminary notes the identities were revealed. Tonight I completed my review notes with the sample. I don’t remember if I gassed it. It was a newly opened...

Score 86/100

Glenfarclas 21 Year Old

I like the Glenfarclas range. Family run, independent, do what they do well, no "whacky" experimental bottlings in bright pink bottles with funky lables. Sherried Speyside how it should be. In my mind they are the bench mark for Sherried Single Malts. The 21 is a great example at a very reasonable price. Nose: Honey, Sherry, creamy, oak,...

Score 89/100