Glenglassaugh 1974 Manager's Legacy Jim Cryle

Glenglassaugh Port Wood Finish

Glenglassaugh is a Highland distillery with a spotty history of closures. The last time was in 1986 back when it was owned by Eddington group who was using it as blend fodder. It was re-opened by a private group in 2008 and then acquired by Benriach under Billy walker's tenure in 2011. So basically what this means is you'll either find really...

Score 66/100

Glenglassaugh Port Bomb

Earlier this year independent bottler Cooper’s Choice launched a single cask Glenglassaugh with no age statement, but with the resounding name ‘Port Bomb’. I guess it’s fair to assume that the influence of the port cask finish will be significant. It certainly is on the nose. I get a very candy-like nose on strawberry marmalade in combination with...

Score 81/100

Glenglassaugh Revival

Nose: Very fruity and almost new make-ish. Pear drops. Malty and sweet with some vanilla and sweet dough a minute before it’s inserted into the oven. Very nice. Palate: Cinnamon dough with nutmeg to balance it. Then getting fruitier with a hint if dried fruit. Buttery wood. less fruity than the nose. Feels older than it’s three years on the...

Score 81/100

Glenglassaugh 26 Year Old

This dram is part of the old stock left to mature in the GG warehouses prior to the purchase and revival of the distillery. It was released in 2010, and has been quite successful , and is out of stock in most online sites I’ve looked at. (I’ve seen a few bottles on RMW). It’s interesting to see how this older stock differs from the new “Revival” ....

Score 88/100