Glenglassaugh 1973 39 Year Old Muscat Finish

Glenglassaugh Blushes

Glenglassaugh, founded in 1875 and since then more closed than open, started a new life in 2008, after the Dutch energy Group Scaent bought the distillery and remaining stocks for the round sum of 5 million pounds. Only 400 casks were included in the deal, so they needed to start distilling quickly. To keep the funds flowing, they decided to...

Score 68/100

Glenglassaugh 1986 / 28 Year Old / Cask 2101

Until recently, Glenglassaugh released some single casks in their highly acclaimed Rare Cask Series. But with the sale by Billy Walker (who then went on to purchase Glenallachie), I am not sure if we’ll see many more of these rare casks. This is one from the very first batch: a 28 Year Old from 1986 that was released in 2014 and by now has become...

Score 89/100

Glenglassaugh Evolution

Glenglassaugh Evolution is a cask strength, first fill bourbon cask matured dram. 2nd release (following Revival) by the recently re-opened Glenglassaugh Distillery. We started our Speyside blind tasting with Evolution and I'm sure that it might have had a better score if it hadn't been the starter. I got more out of it by adding water (score...

Score 79/100

Glenglassaugh 29 Year Old 1976 AD Rattray

The story of the ressurection of this distillery can be read in full detail in the well researched book ‘Glenglassaugh: A Distillery Reborn’ from Ian Buxton. I got it as a gift from Ronnie Routlegde from Glenglassaugh as a token of appreciation after publishing my video rambling on the Evolution. I read it in one swift session. And what better to...

Score 85/100