Glenfarclas 1954 46 Year Old

Glenfarclas 25 Year Old bottled 1970s

My Glenfarclas 25 Year Old is also an older version, bottled in the early 90s. So this must be a distillate of the late 60s. On the back of the label is the name of the – presumably – long gone Belgian importer. This is – presumably – a very good whisky. Again the nose swoons you with lovely sherry aromas like stewed and dark fruits, roasted...

Score 85/100

Glenfarclas 12 Year Old

At first site, diluted copper. It's legs drop down the wall of the glass with patience but determination. Medium in width. On the nose: As the dram waits for it's drinker, she tries to seduce him by releasing aromas to fill the surrounding air. Big. Right away, toffee, bitter chocolate and prunes blanket, then oak seeps through it's pores. They...

Score 92/100

Glenfarclas 40 Year Old

Another one for the wishlist, while Farclas is superbly priced, i dont think (as a student) ill be affording it for a while. O well, its motivation i suppose * Nose: a very dense liquid, not easy to pick things out at first, needs some time in the glass, old leather armchairs, walnuts, plenty of wood and chocolate raisins, some coffee burnt sugar...

Score 94/100

Glenfarclas '105'

Nose, Taste, Finish and Balance are graded out of 2.5 each: Nose: An immediate waft of sulphur, as if we'd just walked into a room after someone had a lit a match. Sulphur of course being commonly associated with sherry cask finishes, however here it's actually very pleasant. Underneath the sulphur waft we have a thick layer of toffeed lychees and...

Score 85/100