Glen Grant 5 Year Old 1985-1990

Glen Grant 31 Year Old 1969 Specialty Drinks

Specialty Drinks is the company from Sikhinder Singh, who is better known as the wealthy owner of the The Whisky Exchange, a beautiful whisky shop in London. This 31 Year Old Glen Grant from 1969 on sherrycask was bottled in 2000. It is the darkest Glen Grant I ever tasted. Actually, that I ever even saw! It has the colour of cough syrup. Oh, what...

Score 91/100

Glen Grant The Major's Reserve

I picked up this bottle mainly because I saw it advertised for around $45ish AUS dollars. This is quite cheap for a single malt in the land down under, especially for a malt that is not widely known about (well in Adelaide anyhow). I will also admit that a major reason for buying this drop was because it scored fairly well in the 2012 Whisky...

Score 70/100

Glen Grant 17 Year Old 1993 A.D. Rattray

OK, the official bottlings have been tasted, time for some Indies. Let us start with a 17 Year Old single cask Glen Grent from A.D. Rattray. The nose is alive and kicking and very aromatic on pears, oranges and banana. Vanilla and a touch of oak. Quite floral too. Some dried grass, maybe even some hay, and a nice bouquet of spring flowers. Wet...

Score 85/100

Glen Grant 1974 Berry Bros. and Rudd Cask 7643 (37 Years)

The last of my forgotten notes from last October, this was another purchased sample. I should note: I don't keep great track of the color of drams, so, for something this long ago, I have no idea what it looked like and am not bothering to move the color option (in case anybody cares or wonders.) Nose: Very winey. A fine orange-cherry liqueur....

Score 89/100