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Glen Grant 1959 40 Year Old Samaroli

ABV: 47% - Size: 70cl

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Bottled at the age of 40 years, this Glen Grant Scotch whisky is a great example of the distillery's output. This is an independent bottling by the respected whisky company Samaroli. This can be considered a higher strength whisky, with an ABV of 47%. Comes at the regular bottling size of 70cl.

About the whisky

Distillery:: Glen Grant Distillery
Bottler:: Samaroli
Age:: 40 Year Old
Region:: Speyside
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Single Malt

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I was advised that this is a good everday malt (a gentleman's term for when after tasting four of your best ones and your taste buds and judgement are gone, you need to switch to something cheaper to avoid wasting the good ones). Well this one tastes like apples and spice and is certainly more interesting than the 12 year olds from Glenfiddich and...

Score 87/100

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Score 88/100

Glen Grant 23 Year Old 1985 WIN First Cask

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Score 91/100

Glen Grant 16 Year Old

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Score 85/100