Glen Grant 1952 Gordon & Macphail

Glen Grant 170th Anniversary Edition

To celebrate the 170th birthday of the distillery in August 2010 no less than 17.000 bottles of this special edition were released. It is non-chill filtered, non-coloured and a marriage of some exclusive casks from the distillery. Master Distiller Dennis Malcolm used cask from 1976 to 1999. You immediately understand why this bottle has no age...

Score 86/100

Glen Grant 27 Year Old 1980 Bladnoch Forum

When Irishman Raymond Armstrong took over the Bladnoch distillery, he could not bottle immediately. To get the cash flowing he bought casks from other distilleries, launched a forum for whiskylovers and catapulted himself as independent bottler with an irondclad reputation (despite the ugly labels; do something about that Ray, will ya?). This 1980...

Score 86/100

Glen Grant for Boisedale cask #1983

Nose: Malty and lightly vanilla. Sweet grass, and a drop of sunflower oil. There's some fruti in there, but it's faint at first, and more tropical than red/purple. It bears the characteristics of a light, summer dram. With a few more minutes of air (patience is very much rewarded), you get wild strawberries, pineapple, sweet lemon, melon, and that...

Score 87/100

Glen Grant 31 Year Old 1969 Specialty Drinks

Specialty Drinks is the company from Sikhinder Singh, who is better known as the wealthy owner of the The Whisky Exchange, a beautiful whisky shop in London. This 31 Year Old Glen Grant from 1969 on sherrycask was bottled in 2000. It is the darkest Glen Grant I ever tasted. Actually, that I ever even saw! It has the colour of cough syrup. Oh, what...

Score 91/100