Glenturret 1987

Glenturret 18 Year Old

This 18 Year Old Glenturret was already bottled in 1990, meaning it is a distillate of the late ‘70s – of last century, obviously. The nose starts off pleasant enough with sweet malt, apples and oranges. Mildly sweet and sour. Something candy-like and a lot of honey. Not much else going on, but having said that, there is nothing wrong with it...

Score 76/100

Glenturret Peated Edition

The days that peated whisky was solely produced on Islay are long gone (actually, they never existed). Quite a few distilleries like to experiment with pated malt, including Glenturret. This is their Peated Edition, of which the production is normally destined to go into their blend Black Grouse, but is now presented as single malt. Wonderfully...

Score 82/100

Glenturret 34 Year Old 1977 Malts of Scotland

I confess that at first I found it a bit strange that Malts of Scotland decided to launch two Glenturrets side by side, that are only 3 years apart. This one is older, yet has a slightly higher ABV. Ah, the individuality of casks, eh? In contrast with the 1980, the nose on this Glenturret is much more grain and nut oriented. Think breakfast...

Score 89/100

Glenturret Gordon & MacPhail 2000 (bottled 2015)

Glenturret is better known as the home of Scotland's best selling blended whisky, The Famous Grouse. I believe this is the first Glenturret I’ve tried. I didnt write down who provided the sample but I _think_ it was my friend Kyle. **Tasting Notes** * Nose (undiluted): butterscotch, grapes, brown sugar, slightly "bread-ish", a touch of...

Score 75/100