Glendullan 1973 23 Year Old Rare Malts

Glendullan 12 Year Old

Nose is slightly vanilla, moving to butterscotch and banana. Very light at first impression. The first taste echos the butterscotch on the nose and again ridiculously light bodied and fresh. Surprising to taste a 40% at so long it seems. Breakfast scotch.

Score 73/100

Glendullan Singleton Select – Game of Thrones ‘House Tully’

For the longest time the Singleton of Glendullan was only available in the States, but thanks to the Game of Thrones series we too get a taste of this. By the way… did you know that the Riverrun shots were filmed at the Gosford Castle in Northern Ireland? This castle, with its 15 bedrooms, was run as a hotel since 1983, but is up for sale since...

Score 79/100

Glendullan 15 Year Old 1993 Gordon & Macphail

My first Glendullan! Glendullan is another noble unknown, that produces primarily for the blending industry. Around 90% goes into Diageo blends. There are hardly any official releases. So if you want to taste Glendullan as a single malt, you will need to turn to the independent bottlers. This one was bottled by Gordon & Macphail in their...

Score 78/100

Glendullan 22 Year Old 1972 Rare Malts Selection

The Rare Malts Selection is the precursor to the Diageo Special Releases and ran from 1995 until 2005. This Glendullan was bottled at 62.6% ABV, which makes my eyebrows shoot upward. Where is my water? This release has become quite unaffordable, some 350 to even 500 EUR. Yes, those Rare Malts are living up to their name and you’ll need deep...

Score 90/100