Glengoyne reviews

Malts of Scotland has already bottled quite a bit of Glengoyne. If I am not mistaken, this is their 19th cask already, albeit only their second from 1997. The previous one from that vintage, a sherry…

Got this bottle as a birthday gift and from what I've read it's to replace the 17yo bottling from glengoyne. I've never had the 17yo but from my experience with this little gem i want to get my hands on…

N: wet wood, sweet choco and cherry, nuttyP: juicy and lovely sweet, choco and amazing red fuitsF: mon chery with an oak touch.

Nose: Raspberries, clover, sugar wafer, white chocolate, honeycombPalette: perfect delivery, holds off and then gently swells to a crescendo: clover honey, pistachio ice cream, cashews, halvah, moonbeams…

We sampled this bottle on the 14th of November 2012. Although it was harsh at first and had very divided opinions, it is actually a very pleasant dram. As with all cask strength whiskies, it improves…

Have you ever heard of the Warehouse Diamonds Collection from Malts of Scotland? I have not, but can imagine it. After all, this is a 40 Year Old whisky, which you do not see very often. The oldest…

I bought this online at KL for $50 just a few months ago and I’ve already gone through half the bottle. With all the open bottles I have that’s a little unusual. The other odd thing is I thought my score…

Colour is mahogany. It's really pretty, Nosing, it's extremely rich sherry aromas come to the fore. Sweet and toffee flavoured to start, moving to black licorice on the finish. Neil swears there is a…

Color: Dark goldNose: Pleasing confluence of gingery apple crisp, cherry cobbler-- and chocolate sauce.Palate: A brief sweetness of sour cherry quickly turns to a showcase of oaky spices like ginger and…

Color: light goldNose: Light honey and floral. I may have a craving..., but the combined sweet/salty/oily reminded me of Chinese crab rangoons in the distance.Palate: More bitter than the nose indicates…