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This acclaimed Speyside single malt is a drinks cabinet staple that showcases our independent approach. Our flagship bottling is founded on our core philosophy: exceptional wood is key to creating superlative whisky. With satisfyingly complex yet perfectly balanced flavours of sweet spice, dark roasted coffee, stewed apples and cocoa powder, it's a full-bodied whisky that can be enjoyed your way. We proudly present The GlenAllachie 12-year-old with integrity; at a high strength of 46% ABV, without added colouring or chill filtration, allowing the quality to speak for itself. Nose: Hints of dark chocolate, treacle and heather honey, with cinnamon, espresso and sticky raisins in the background. Taste: Marzipan and orchard fruit tones, followed by warming mocha, butterscotch and grated nutmeg. Being independent offers us the freedom to prioritize what matters most: quality. The result of seamlessly coordinated collaboration is a range of carefully crafted and cask-perfected whiskies, each personally approved by Billy Walker. With a quietly confident team of passionate whisky enthusiasts behind The GlenAllachie, we have our whisky in good hands. At The GlenAllachie, each decision in creating our award-winning Speyside single malt merges logic with instinct. In the experienced hands of legendary whisky maker Billy Walker, a culture of precision, patience and perseverance has been instilled in his small yet accomplished team of whisky experts.
| Alcohol by Volume | 46.0% |
| Country of Origin | Scotland |
| Region | Speyside |
| UPC | 5060568320076 |
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Critic reviews and blind-tasting competition results for this bottle.
The aroma opens with rich brown sugar, dates, and dark raisins, leading to a palate layered with caramel, brown sugar, and spiced fruit cake, into a beautifully lingering finish.
Berries, poached pear and spicy, honey-smoked ham on the fruity nose. Delicate Asian spices with soft baked peaches, apples and hints of tropical and lime. Richly textured with a warming, spicy finish.
… making it an attractive prospect among the various 12 year old sherried Speyside single malt options around. Medium-bodied and juicy, with summer red berries, baked orange, vanilla, ripe cherry, marmalade, and gentle peppery spices …
Oily on the nose, with ripe banana and a hint of oak. Quite full-bodied and slick on the palate, with vanilla, honey, and almonds. Milk chocolate and lime in the medium-length finish.
The base note in the fragrance contains toffee, dark fruit and some pipe tobacco. The slightly yeasty notes add a certain fruitiness. A clear caramel note on the palate with a strong mouthfeel.
It opens up on a distinct vanilla note, accompanied by lots of candied banana and honey … The palate is soft and gentle … The texture is lovely creamy and mouthcoating.
On the palate, dried apple, gourmet chutney, orange zest, nutmeg, and cinnamon emerge, complemented by vanilla custard. The finish is medium-long, oily, and slightly warm, making for a very enjoyable dram.
On the palate, dried apple, gourmet chutney, orange zest, nutmeg, and cinnamon emerge, complemented by vanilla custard. The finish is medium-long, oily, and slightly warm, making for a very enjoyable dram.
A nose of rich sultanas, flapjacks, and milk chocolate, alongside acetone notes. … The finish is medium-long, oily, and slightly warm, making for a very enjoyable dram.
Here we have a beautifully aromatic nose, full of hard candies, lemon drops, walnut and stone fruit. The palate becomes quite buttery, with bees wax and honey, vanilla and dried figs making it a little more fruity.
20 medals from 6 competitions, 2019 to 2026.
How strongly each flavor family shows up across 16 notes from 7 publications, weighted by source.
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Closest Scotch whiskies at a similar price: Glendronach Original 12 Year Old ($74.98), The Dalmore 15 Year Old ($159.98), and Glen Moray Elgin Heritage 18 Year Old ($119.98).
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