Tullibardine 1964 Cask #3359

Tullibardine 1993 Connoisseur's Choice

Generally I'm not a big fan of the lighter malt style but this has something very different and intriguing about it. The strongest initial aroma is that of cereal and even wheat. Then freshly cut grass and hay, followed by a sweet nuttiness to it. It's different to any of the traditional 'light' malts I've previously tried. With a bit of time the...

Score 75/100

Tullibardine 1975

Tullibardine from the 1970s: I have not tried many. The only two – both from 1973 – were tasted at a friend’s birthday party (he was born in 1973). Now I have a Tullibardine 1975 in my glass, an official release from 2007. The nose is succulent off the bat: fruity and sweet, but it does not last long. Quickly some notes of hay and wood shavings...

Score 87/100

Tullibardine Aged Oak Edition

Tullibardine can be found in the village Blackford in Perthshire on the site of Scotland's oldest brewery, which dates back to the 12th Century. But the actual founding of the distillery dates from 1949, making it one of the youngest distilleries of Scotland. Today we'll try their Aged Oak Edition, a malt with no age statement from 2010. A little...

Score 71/100

Tullibardine 500 Sherry Finish

Tullibardine finished their single malt on a 500 litre sherry butt (hence the name of this release), which previously contained the king of sherry: Pedro Ximenez. No word on age or vintage, though. Ha! I just put my nose in the glass and immediately I am transported to the fairground. Pomme d’Amour (which translates into apples of love and sounds...

Score 84/100