Glenlossie 19 Year Old 1992 The Octave Duncan Taylor

Glenlossie 13 Year Old 1998 Hart Brothers

Glenlossie from the Speyside produces almost exclusively for the blending industry. You can count official releases on one hand (litteraly, there are 5). Hence this malt is not so well-known with a larger audience. Independent bottlers, however, are quite fond of Glenlossie. Hart Brothers released this 13 Year Old in 2012. The nose is very fresh...

Score 83/100

Glenlossie 1984 24 Year Old Sherry Butt

Nose: a pleasant foundation of red fruits, but there’s a lot of oak polish, wet limestone, grass and alcohol, making it a bit sharp. Quite some earthy notes. Wet cardboard. Over time it constantly switches between a fruity profile and a mineral, austere profile. Water makes it more fragrant (citrus flowers) and flinty. Mouth: leaning towards...

Score 79/100

Glenlossie Gordon & Macphail Reserve 2000

Belgium whisky club Maltclan recently released their third bottling. It is again a bottling from Gordon & Macphail. After a first Glenrothes and a second Glenburgie they were in for a third 'Glen': Glenlossie. This distillery was unknown to me until now. The distillery was founded in 1876 and does not release official bottlings. The only...

Score 87/100

Glenlossie 12 Year Old 2007 Carn Mor Strictly Limited

I’m quite sure now that this is not cask strength. Like with the Mortlach 2017 that I tried a little while ago, this Glenlossie from 2007 bottled in the same Carn Mor Strictly Limited series is a vatting of two sherry casks and bottled at the same 47.5%. I like the color very much. This is a veritable candy on the nose. A warm stew of all kinds of...

Score 86/100