Glen Keith 19 Year Old 1993 Dimensions Duncan Taylor

Glen Keith 22 Year Old 1995 Lads of Lobland

This is the 8th and final release in the Lads of Lobland series by the Belgian Bring Your Own Bottle Club – or BYOB-C (‘biopsy’). It was bottled in collaboration with Liquid Art. They chose a Speysider: Glen Keith 1995, matured for no less than 22 years. The nose is quite atypical, because very herbal. At first I get plant roots, parsley, sage and...

Score 84/100

Glen Keith AD. Rattray 1993/2012 Bourbon Hogsh #97114

This is a review of the Glen Keith 1993/2012 by AD Rattray, matured in a Bourbon hogshead for 19 years. Nose: a vague mineral nose, fairly grassy, with a whiff of lemon peel in the background. Mouth: a light body maybe a tad oily. The palate opens with a sharp alcoholic bite and notes of raisin, blossoms with tones of tangerine and ends with a...

Score 87/100

Glen Keith 17 Year Old 1997 Wilson & Morgan

The Italian bottler Wilson & Morgan has, so far, only two Glen Keith releases. This is a vatting of two refill sherry casks, bottled at drinking strength and thus yielden no less than 605 bottles. The nose is sweet on caramelized apples, hazelnuts and almonds with hints of orangettes and cinnamon. It is a bit dry, if you know what I mean....

Score 82/100

Glen Keith 1992/2014 21 Year Old Signatory

Glen Keith distillery was founded in 1957 by Chivas Brothers who also owned the nearby Strathisla distillery. When it opened in 1958 it was the first new distillery to open in Speyside since the great whisky crash of 1898. In 1970, two more stills were added when production was switched to double distillation; the new stills were a novelty as they...

Score 86/100