Glenfarclas 1975 The Family Casks IV

Glenfarclas '105'

Not sure what happened to my previously written review. I guess I'll try to re-type it up: The Glenfarclas 105 is considered an "overproof" whisky, not necessarily a true "cask strength", as the whisky is diluted down to 60%. True cask strengths vary in their ABV with each batch, as they are bottled at the same ABV as it was...

Score 70/100

Glenfarclas 15 Year Old

I went to Edinburgh a the end of last year, and had not long been 'getting into' whisky tasting. I had decided that, along with doing some Christmas shopping in the Scottish wonderful city, that I would also taste a few whiskies whilst I had the opportunity, and treat myself to a bottle of the one I liked the most. Step forward Glenfarclas 15yo....

Score 90/100

Glenfarclas 21 Year Old

Last summer **@fiddich1980** provided 3 mystery samples for me and for **@paddockjudge**. This was **sample B**. We blind tasted them together over Facetime in the fall, and after writing preliminary notes the identities were revealed. Tonight I completed my review notes with the sample. I don’t remember if I gassed it. It was a newly opened...

Score 86/100

Glenfarclas 40 Year Old

Glenfarclas is one of the few distilleries that offers a 40 Year Old whisky that one can reasonably afford. It is bottled at the drinking strength of 46% and has a great, dark oloroso hue. On the nose I get deep sherry, exactly the way I like it. Juicy and fruity on plums and fresh dades, a marmalade of different kinds of berries and mandora....

Score 92/100