Glen Keith 1963 17 Year Old Connoisseurs Choice Gordon & Macphail

Glen Keith 14 Year Old 1991 Old Malt Cask

This is an older release of Glen Keith from the Old Malt Cask series, when it still belonged to Douglas Laing (before the demerger, now it belongs to his brother’s company Hunter Laing & Co). It was distilled in 1991 and bottled in 2005. This means it has spent the same amount in the bottle as it had on the cask. A richly fruity nose. Quite...

Score 86/100

Glen Keith 23 Year Old 1994 Asta Morris

Passion for Whisky is a well-known Dutch liquor store. Crazy Bert works with them for the first time with this very limited (only 42 bottles) Glen Keith. It cost around 150 EUR but – as is usually the case with this kind of releases – long gone. The rest of the cask (114 bottles) were shipped by Asta Morris to their patner in the Far East,...

Score 89/100

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 40 Year Old Malts of Scotland

Glen Keith’s official bottles are few and, like the 10 Year Old, rather uninteresting. The stocks are still being used for Passport, Chivas Regal and 100 Pipers. The real gems – and Glen Keith has more than its fair share of those – are to be found with the Indies. This 40 Year Old from 1970 (my year of birth!) could well be one of those. KaBOOM!...

Score 94/100