Glen Grant The Major's Reserve

Glen Grant 10 Year Old bottled 1970s

This older bottling of the Glen Grant 10 Year Old, in a small rectangular bottle, was released in the 80s of last century (that has a weird ring to it, no?) for the Italian market, where this brand remains immensely popular. It is bottled at a slightly higher alcohol percentage. This nose has the traditional hallmarks (green apples and juicy...

Score 84/100

Glen Grant 24 Year Old 1989

Glen Grant is and will most likely remain very popular in Italy. That has everything to do with the fact that it’s a summery and light dram that remains quaffable even in high temperatures. But the rest of Europe likes it as well, mind you. A few years ago, Cadenhead’s bottles this 24 years old from 1989. Oh, yes, wonderfully creamy on honey...

Score 88/100

Glen Grant 10 Year Old

Summer is coming so i'm on the lookout for entry level light unpeated whiskies. This is pt1 of a head to head with Glenmorangie 10. This will be a pretty short review as I didn't find many good things to say about this one. Nose: Not much here. Some grapes, green pear, something resembling unsalted saltine crackers. And bitter. Palate: Bitter....

Score 55/100

Glen Grant The Major's Reserve

seen this bottle at just about every bottle shop i have been to and surprisingly there are no reviews of it on here so i thought i would give it a try. Color is very light, almost looks like its been watered down. The nose has some very light flavors, hard to pick out but some kind of fruit. Taste is similar to the smell, very light fruit and nut...

Score 75/100