Tuesday, 13 November 2007
Glenfarclas 10 yo
Glenfarclas 10 yo
Official bottling
Single malt - Speyside
Amber, tinge of pink
43% ABV
Mini
Nose: Sherry sweet, clotted cream and fresh milk, oranges and dried apricots. A little oak underneath.
Mouthfeel: Watery. Very liquid but not thin.
Tasting: Sweet. Big hit of spice, cinnamon and nutmeg. Strawberry jam, vanilla cream, tannin. Cream tea!
Finish: Medium to long. Loses intensity quickly, but hangs around. Spice cake and orange peel.
Comments:
Cream tea whisky. Milky sweet notes, very enjoyable. This is Glenfarclas's flagship official bottling. If it's this spicy at this strength, the cask strength and Family Cask bottlings must be very good indeed.
Verdict:
I like this.
Labels:
Glenfarclas,
I like this,
Official bottling,
Scotland,
Single malt,
Speyside,
Tasting notes
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