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The entry-level expression in the core Glen Grant range, this light and easy drinking, affordable single malt does not carry an age-statement. Bottled at 43%.
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A blended Scotch malt in the Glenbrynth range. Bottled at 43%.
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A 21yo single malt from an undisclosed Speyside distillery matured exclusively in ex-bourbon casks. Bottled at 43%.
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It has all the true characteristics of a traditional scotch without the a noticeablly heavy smoky peatiness. But don’t let that fool you. This thirty year old blended malt scotch whisky has a rich and complex nose with deep vanilla darkness and delicate spice.
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13 year old single malt Irish whiskey, released by Glendalough. It's allowed to age in bourbon casks for its maturation, which results in waves and waves of caramel and vanilla notes...
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A 7 year old Irish single malt whiskey bottled by Glendalough, which has been matured in bourbon barrels and bottled at 46% ABV.
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Glendalough Double Barrel
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A full 60% abv, yet the sweet, rich, spicy distillery character is still very much in evidence. A very small drop of water is recommended to open up the flavours.
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One up from the standard 10-year-old bottling, the 12 Year Old has two more years in the cask and is a step closer to the sherry-heavy older expressions.
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A big, sherried 17-year-old whisky from Speyside stalwarts Glenfarclas. Rich and surprisingly good value.
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A dark amber-gold, full sweet vanilla delicately smoked with a rich and long lasting finish. Glenfarclas 21yo is delicious stuff, and a bargain at this price.
