Famous Grouse Ceramic Decanter Bottled 1980s

Snow Grouse

This Grouse obvisously aims at the younger vodka drinkers. You can tell by the packaging and the advise on the label to serve it 'seriously chilled'. 'Smoothchill filtered' is what it says. What the hell? Does anybody know what that trademarked procedure entails? While most distilleries promote the fact that their whisky is non-chill filtered,...

Score 72/100

The Black Grouse

The Famous Grouse is a well known and generally well-crafted blend. They have a good number of decent and affordable whiskies to their name. The Black Grouse is one of the better known and more widely available offerings. Personally, I consider this to be one of the brand’s best releases. It’s an unpretentious, affordable, and likeable blend if...

Score 80/100

Famous Grouse Blended Scotch Whisky

nose: a lot of young whisky involved here, so a stronger alcohol note is perceptible. compared to single malts this blend appears obviously quite diluted to the nose. nevertheless, sweet tones, honey, butterscotch, classic hints of american oak. there is a very little salty and a very low heather and smoke tone reminding highland park when you...

Score 78/100

Famous Grouse Blended Scotch Whisky

Famous Grouse is one of Scotland's most favourite blended Scotch whisky. It has whisky from Glenrothes, Macallan and Highland Park. It has some extra factor in it, that makes it better than most of the blended ones. Only in the finish you can clearly see the usual bad parts of blended grain stuff. Otherwise a decent dram and an okay...

Score 68/100