Glen Grant 38 Year Old Bottled 1980s Gordon & Macphail

Glen Grant 10 Year Old

Summer is coming so i'm on the lookout for entry level light unpeated whiskies. This is pt1 of a head to head with Glenmorangie 10. This will be a pretty short review as I didn't find many good things to say about this one. Nose: Not much here. Some grapes, green pear, something resembling unsalted saltine crackers. And bitter. Palate: Bitter....

Score 55/100

Glen Grant 1992 Cellar Reserve

Glen Grants is a distillery I came to late in my drinking career, but have an increasing respect and admiration for through the purity of their spirit and lack of complication in maturation. This was bottled in 2008 so should be about 16 years old, although there is no information on the label concerning casks I’m assuming it’s been matured in...

Score 93/100

Glen Grant

Glen Grant 5 y.o. is not a very good whisky. It's very young and there isn't a special taste when you drink it. I'll try the 10 y.o. version, I hope that can be more completed. To drink after lunch like digestive drink, with one or two ice cube.

Score 50/100

Glen Grant 10 Year Old

The Glen Grant 10 Year Old is not much more expensive than the Major’s Reserve, but is still an entry level malt. It matured on bourboncasks as well, but was then recasked for a final period of a year in sherry casks. The nose offers white orchard fruit (green apples and pears), with hints of vanilla, immediately upholstered with oranges, toffee...

Score 77/100