Glenlossie Glenlivet 1966 18 Year Old Cadenhead's

Glenlossie G&M 1997/2014

Cask: refill sherry hogshead and first fill sherry butt Nose: soft sherry notes and overall dry: a teaspoon of honey, subtle notes oak wood scrapings, some fruit: peaches and pears, with a whiff of cereal Mouth: a light body with a fairly weak palate, more fruitiness: tangerine and pineapple with a touch of salt Finish: medium long finish with...

Score 85/100

Glenlossie 1996 (Berry's Own Selection)

This Glenlossie was bottled by Berry Bros & Rudd, an indie. It's from the 'Berry’s own selection’ range, a cask strength from cask 7061. The Glenlossie distillery was founded near Elgin in 1876. In 1971 the Mannochmore distillery was built in the same complex. Glenlossie is consider top class among blenders, including Haig. The nose is very...

Score 81/100

Glenlossie 20 Year Old 1997 Signatory

The Nectar, one of the most important importers on the Belgian market, bottled this 20 years old Glenlossie through Signatory, the famous independent bottler from Pitlochry. The hogshead yielded 308 bottles at 46%. Hang on… this is Glenlossie? That ‘little malt’ that produces mostly for the blenders? Oh, my, then this surely is rather atypical,...

Score 86/100

Glenlossie 13 Year Old 1998 Hart Brothers

Glenlossie from the Speyside produces almost exclusively for the blending industry. You can count official releases on one hand (litteraly, there are 5). Hence this malt is not so well-known with a larger audience. Independent bottlers, however, are quite fond of Glenlossie. Hart Brothers released this 13 Year Old in 2012. The nose is very fresh...

Score 83/100