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This not just a bottle of 25 year old Highland Malt. It is the result of over 180 years of tradition and experience -- of secrets carried and nurtured through six generations of my family here in the heart of Speyside. Many have wondered at the origins of the unique taste of Glenfarclas. Some believe the secret lies in the tumbling waters of the Green Burn married with fresh highland air. Others believe it is our great copper stills, which continue to be direct fired, and some believethe secret is my family's uncompromising commitment to maturing Glenfarclas in the best oak casks in traditional dunnage warehouses. Wherever the secret lies, we invite you to share in enjoying and savouring Glenfarclas. Display Tubes/Boxes: Display boxes subject to availability.
| Alcohol by Volume | 43.0% |
| Country of Origin | Scotland |
| Region | Speyside |
| UPC | 088004033446 |
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Critic reviews and blind-tasting competition results for this bottle.
This flavorful single malt offers enticing caramel on nose and palate, enlivened with marmalade and spicy cinnamon. The finish is long and mouthwatering, warming all the way down, closing with salted caramel, dark chocolate and orange peel.
Linseed oil and putty lead into stewed apples, pears, and vanilla shortbread, unfolding into a rich, rounded palate where orchard and tropical fruits mingle with caramel before finishing with a warm, spiced sweetness.
Fairly intense notes of dried fruits, macadamia nuts, vanilla, and wood spices are found on the nose. … There aren't any real surprises here, just a solid (albeit not uber complex) whisky.
The palate is sweet and balanced, offering warm apple tart, cinnamon, cooked blueberries, raisins, toffee, and Christmas cake, … A lengthy finish brings chocolate cake, glazed orange, pfeffernusse cookies, and winter spice. A delicious holiday warmer.
Treacle, oats, vanilla, apple, baking spices and caramel on the nose. The palate has more apple crumble, Christmas spices and dried fruits with candied orange, cedarwood and praline with a short sweet finish.
Treacle, oats, vanilla, apple, baking spices and caramel on the nose. The palate has more apple crumble, Christmas spices and dried fruits with candied orange, cedarwood and praline with a short sweet finish.
Discreet oaky aromas with a light and fruity with a citrusy profile. This is complemented by dark caramel, a touch of muscat with a sugared sweetness … The alcohol remains well integrated throughout the tasting experience.
6 medals from 4 competitions, 2019 to 2026.
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