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The Glen Grant 12-Year-Old is matured in a combination of ex-Bourbon Barrels, and ex-Sherry Casks. Bottled at 43%.
750 mlOUT OF STOCK
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Producer Tasting Note
Nose: Honey, pear, and apple, with hints of almond and citrus
Palate: Apple pie crust, caramel, and vanilla
Finish: Lingering fruit with subtle hints of spice
$211.99
The Glen Grant 18-Year-Old is aged in (surprise!) oak casks. Given the producer tasting notes below it likely has some sherry cask influence in the mix. Bottled at 43%.
$96.99
Well, this is a clever addition to the range, isn't it? Fifteen years old and 50%. Wow. Colour us happy. If the team at Glen Grant realizes that higher abv in whisky like this has an appeal (mostly for textural reasons), why keep the rest of the range at 43%? Apparently, there are people out there that prefer their whisky at lower strengths. We've never met one, but I guess they're out there. Does that count as cryptozoology?
Anyway, let's celebrate the good! Great distillery, good expression, nice age statement, and a robust strength that suits the profile. Well done.
50% abv
$61.99
The Lismore series of Speyside Single Malt Scotch is sourced from an unknown distillery (or distilleries). Bottled at 40%.
$99.99
One of Scotland's most iconic bottlers meets one of Scotland's most iconic distilleries. The Discovery Range is a great hopping on point for the G&M portfolio. The prices are brilliant, the bottlings are rock solid, and literally the only knock on the range is the low bottling strength. But we all know that quality supercedes any bias we have toward higher strenghts, right? Right?
Natural colour, non-chill filtered, and bottled at 43% abv.
