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692 Glen Ord 12yrs Northern Highlands, distillery bottling Boisdale Sweet and dry malt with sherry notes. Medium to full body, malty and very clean. Begins simply with the malt, then comes a dash of barley-sugar sweetness and a spicy, gingery, note with a crisp hit of peat. 744 Glen Ord 25yrs Northern Highlands, distillery bottling Full of flavour and very appetising indeed, this is the second special release from the only Northern Highlands distillery to retain its own maltings. Matured in a mixture of American and European Oak casks, there are only 3600 numbered bottles worldwide. Often described as “perilously drinkable”, it has only been available as a single malt in the last ten years and it is presented in a unique, hand etched Glen Ord decanter. Glen Ord is fresh, lively with well balanced flavours of honey and lemon juice, some acidity and dry spices. The finish is medium length crisp, smoky and dry. 820 Glen Scotia 12yrs Campbeltown, bottled by Gordon & MacPhail A very nice nose, clear and straight away, very spicy (pepper) where some sherry hints and hay smell on the background. A very nice complexity. The mouth confirms the nose, with nice spicy hints, clear chocolate notes, plum hints and a warm finish, pleasant with nice "pruneaux d'agen" aftertaste. The whole is exceptionally complex, pleasant and without any aggression. A very nice whisky anyway. 748 Glen Spey 12yrs Speyside, distillery bottling The whisky is very attractive from the very first nosing with an impression of lightness, together with some spice hints. The taste confirms the first impression a finish of average length prolongs the pleasure for some minutes. The second tasting confirmed the rather pleasant character of this whisky, and the finish seemed longer than the first time. A rather strong and long aftertaste on malt notes remains for a while in the palate, and the pleasant spicy taste disappears slowly. 821 Glencadam 1991 Eastern Highlands, bottled by Gordon & MacPhail Creamy. With dessert, or after dinner. 684 Glen Deveron 12yrs Eastern Highlands, distillery bottling Smooth with a touch of sweetness, malt and oak and a fresh nose. A long dry finish. 698 Glendullan 12yrs Speyside, distillery bottling Light, dry, malty nose with a hint of fruit. The palate starts dry, becoming buttery, malty, nutty and lightly fruity whilst the finish is extraordinarily perfumed and long. 40% £7.30 58.3% £33.50 40% £8.90 43% £8.50 40% £5.60 40% £7.80 43% £10.40 All spirits are sold in measures of 25ml or multiples thereof All prices listed are for a large measure of 50ml. Should you require a regular measure, please ask. page 12
Boisdale In 2006 Glenfarclas was named distiller of the year by Whisky Magazine. We were nominated for the award for being ‘consistently good and staying true to our core values’ For six generations my family (and everyone at Glenfarclas) has taken personal pride on the quality of the whisky we produce, so it was a great pleasure that these values should be recognised by the industry It was this pride and sense of history which lead us to create a collection of limited edition Glenfarclas expressions – The Family Casks John L S Grant (Glenfarclas 2006) BIN Number of bottles Strength Price 50 ml 824 Glenfarclas Family Cask 1952 96 47.3% £355.00 There is lots of nuttiness and marzipan on the nose, with vanilla trying to fight its way forward. The taste is light, bitter, sweet, sour, smoky ..... every possible combination of flavours. Even some citrus and orange cordial At 57 years old, this is the oldest bottling of Glenfarclas to date. 825 Glenfarclas Family Cask 1957 94 46.2% £220.00 A very rich, dark whisky, which reflects almost no light through the bottle. Strong, rich tannins are immediately present on the nose. However, you will also experience lots of sherry, rich stewed coffee, a fresh bag of liquorice… so many different aromas as this delightful whisky is released into the air. After about 20 mins you night even sense macadamia nuts. This is a very big, heavy whisky-rich in alcohol-soaked fruit. Almost bitter to begin with, then a delicate sweetness present. A strong double-espresso immediately comes to mind. It has a bitter, dark chocolate aftertaste, present for a very long time. In short, a fantastic whisky. A great treat 826 Glenfarclas Family Cask 1963 420 56.7% £98.00 A lovely rich, dark whisky-colour more often associated with a dark cognac. A big heavy-sherried whisky; great if you like them big and powerful. This bottling is more than 40 years old but has lost none of it’s appeal. Still strong but not overpowering. Some vanilla and citrus present at the back of your mouth-almost like the caramelised fruit you’d find in a fruit cake. A wonderful long finish sitting heavily at the back of your mouth. Sherry flavours and fruit cake wonderfully balanced All spirits are sold in measures of 25ml or multiples thereof All prices listed are for a large measure of 50ml. Should you require a regular measure, please ask. page 13
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