Glen Grant 1949 Bottled 1980s

Glen Grant 21 Year Old Director's Reserve 1970s

This is a very old bottle of Glen Grant from the 1970s, bottle for the Spanish market at 45.7% ABV with the resounding name Director’s Reserve. I confess, I had never before seen this one. But when my buddy Emile proposed to take a sample to try at home, I did not have to think long. The first thing I notice on the nose is OBE – which is not...

Score 75/100

Glen Grant 20 Year Old 1996 Liquid Treasures

The German bottler Liquid Treasures released this 20 years old Glen Grant in their so-called ‘Fairy Tales’ series. It matured on a bourbon hogshead and was bottled at a cask strength of 54.4% ABV. The nose immediately stands out with a truckload of light brown sugar – the kid’s sugar that we put on pancakes. Then some apple juice with a few drops...

Score 85/100

Glen Grant The Major's Reserve

seen this bottle at just about every bottle shop i have been to and surprisingly there are no reviews of it on here so i thought i would give it a try. Color is very light, almost looks like its been watered down. The nose has some very light flavors, hard to pick out but some kind of fruit. Taste is similar to the smell, very light fruit and nut...

Score 75/100

Glen Grant 16 Year Old

Glen Grant 16 Nose: Pears, apples , white pepper. Taste: Grape nuts , pear syrup, vanilla creme ,light pepper. Finish: light pepper throughout , cream puff , sugar cone, Balance : Very nice and zesty dram , its not complex but pleasant. great balance between sweet and pepper.

Score 85/100