Glenfarclas Heritage '105'

Glenfarclas 17 Year Old

Nose begins with a sweet apple pie giving way to raisins and spices as the aroma settles in. Presents a complex nose worth the time to enjoy. Palate provides an oily texture immediately presenting you with the warm body where the alcohol is clearly present. The complexity reveals a predominate orange zest followed by oak flavors. The finish...

Score 89/100

Glenfarclas 1971 Family Casks VII 40 Years

from a purchased sample Nose: Oh my. Toffee, caramel, fudge, and a few trace notes of sherry and red fruit wafting in the middle. Rich and powerful, this is satisfying. A little like syrup and thick treacle-honey syrup. Demerara rum, vanilla, and there's an interesting grassy note. You get the idea. More burned fruity spice cake. Palate: Very...

Score 88/100

Glenfarclas 1974 31 Year Old, 57.4%

After hearing some rave reviews of this US-release bottle, I decided to go in for it and try it out. Sometimes, there's nothing like a great, old sherry wonder. I've been going through this bottle faster than I've gone through almost any other bottle. Further disclaimer, I'm not going to use my notes with water because, after trying it with water...

Score 94/100

Glenfarclas 21 Year Old

Last evening, I ordered a glass of the Farc 21. I must say, I was not disappointed in the least. The difference from a dram of the 17 which I'd tried a few weeks earlier at the Highland Stillhouse seemed dramatic, at least with 20/20 hindsight. I found my dram of the 21 at The Heathman hotel in downtown Portland. This establishment has great...

Score 92/100