Glen Grant 1948 Gordon & Macphail

Glen Grant 1972 Berry's Own Selection

Berry Bros & Rudd is an independent bottler from London, founded as wine merchants in 1698. In 1923 they 'designed' the blend Cutty Sark. Their shop in the heart of London (at 3 St James Street) offers champange, gin, wine and many other spirits apart from a whole range of whiskies. The bottled this Glen Grant 1972 in 2009. The nose is...

Score 89/100

Glen Grant 23 Year Old 1992 Signatory Vintage

Signatory Vintage is one of the busiest independent bottlers and in their Cask Strength Collection – in those fantastically beautiful decanters – they have bottled quite a few gems already. I wonder how this Glen Grant from 1992 will fare. While the nose starts rather closed, it does open up with some hand warmth and patience. It shows a lot of...

Score 84/100

Glen Grant 31 Year Old 1969 Specialty Drinks

Specialty Drinks is the company from Sikhinder Singh, who is better known as the wealthy owner of the The Whisky Exchange, a beautiful whisky shop in London. This 31 Year Old Glen Grant from 1969 on sherrycask was bottled in 2000. It is the darkest Glen Grant I ever tasted. Actually, that I ever even saw! It has the colour of cough syrup. Oh, what...

Score 91/100

Glen Grant 10 Year Old bottled 1970s

This older bottling of the Glen Grant 10 Year Old, in a small rectangular bottle, was released in the 80s of last century (that has a weird ring to it, no?) for the Italian market, where this brand remains immensely popular. It is bottled at a slightly higher alcohol percentage. This nose has the traditional hallmarks (green apples and juicy...

Score 84/100