Glencadam 1990 Berry Bros. & Rudd

Glencadam 25 Year Old 1985 Malts of Scotland

Interwhisky is a festival in Frankfurt, Germany. For their 2010 show they looked to Malts of Scotland for their festival bottling: this 25 Year Old Glencadam from 1985. A couple of bottles found their way to Belgium and costs around 110 EUR a piece, which I find quite reasonable for a 25 year old malt. The nose is prickly sweet and very creamy....

Score 85/100

Glencadam 17 Year Old 1989 Signatory

The Signatory Vintage Cask Collection from Andrew Symington contains signle casks at cask strength. This bottling appeared 7 years ago already and contains a 17 Year Old Glencadam. The ABV is massive. Judging by the colour, this was an active cask. The nose is rather floral with violets and lavender, but also with grassy notes. A lot of caramel as...

Score 83/100

Glencadam 21 Year Old

Nose: Has a lovely sweet, fresh, floral nose with quite a bit of pineapple and orange combined with a creamy vanilla. Palate: A big sweet and oily attack to begin with but quickly joined by a little oak. There is also a delicate malty and spicy edge to it. Simply a beautifully balanced, lovely tasting whisky. Finish: Long, dry and warming with a...

Score 90/100

Glencadam 10 Year Old

Bottle has been open about 3 months. About a quarter left. This is a very pale whisky. Natural colour. No chill filtration and bottled at 46%. So all the good stuff. Nose Quite solventy. Cut grass. A bit of lemon. Palate Young. So quite spirit driven. A lovely honey note is the main thing I pick up. Grass and lemons again. Also pear drops. Green...

Score 85/100