Glen Keith anyone?

@markjedi1 has an excellent review over in the review section. This is pretty much how I found it with the 1983 version a little more robust and with an oily mouthfeel that was quite delicious. We haven't seen either of these for about 10 years (or so).

Thanks A'bunadhman. I am actually interested in G&M's Connoisseur's Choice 1968 (40 year old). I know this sounds ridiculous, but I want to buy a 40 year old scotch to add to my collection without breaking the bank. Silly, I know. I have seen various ratings on the Internet, including this site. It averages around 87 points or so. Not too shabby I guess.

@StevieC: If you want a 40yo. Whisky, G&M are probably your best bet - I've never seen anything from them that was less than very good, however they do present a lot of older Whiskies at 40% which , I think, detracts from their appeal. Having said that, I must concede that they are Masters of the Cask and of cask management. The 40yo. is 46%. Let us know what you do and how it tastes; pretty good I would think!

Good Luck.

Absolutely worth buying - especially their late 60's and also 70's bottlings are usually very good. I love the 1971/2005 Duncan Taylor, 1971/2007 Douglas Laing or the G&M late 60's are great.

If you want to get a reasonably priced 40yo try Strathisla G&M or Glenfarclas 40.