'Probably Speyside's Finest' 1965 46 Year Old Douglas Laing

Glenfarclas 40 Year Old

Another one for the wishlist, while Farclas is superbly priced, i dont think (as a student) ill be affording it for a while. O well, its motivation i suppose * Nose: a very dense liquid, not easy to pick things out at first, needs some time in the glass, old leather armchairs, walnuts, plenty of wood and chocolate raisins, some coffee burnt sugar...

Score 94/100

Glenfarclas 185th Anniversary

From a sample generously provided by a fellow Connosr This was a special release to commemorate the 185th anniversary of this family owned distillery, purpoted to contain a vatting of casks going as far back as the 1960's. There's no specification as to the proportions nor the types of casks used (it's Glenfarclas so obviously gonna be some...

Score 91/100

Glenfarclas 10 Year Old

Glenfarclas, the fiercely independent distillery in Speyside, won a gold medal in the recent Malt Maniac Awards for their 40 Year Old. While I have not yet had the honor of tasting that one, I do have four others in my cabinet, so let's give those a go, shall we? We'll start with the youngest in the current core range: the 10 Year Old. The nose is...

Score 77/100

Glenfarclas 12 Year Old

At first site, diluted copper. It's legs drop down the wall of the glass with patience but determination. Medium in width. On the nose: As the dram waits for it's drinker, she tries to seduce him by releasing aromas to fill the surrounding air. Big. Right away, toffee, bitter chocolate and prunes blanket, then oak seeps through it's pores. They...

Score 92/100