Grant's award winning flagship blend, first created in 1898 by William Grant and these days based around grain whisky from Grant's own Girvan distillery.
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Grant's is a very well constructed blend, fruity and oily with just a hint of a smoke. Excellent value for your money.
- Juergen /Netherlands, 9th Oct '11
I don't drink anymore, but when I did Grant's was my drink of choice. It's smooth and mellow, and can be mixed with milk.
- Glenn W., 11th May '11
I like a grants.. (although it hasn't taken over from grouse as my fave standard).. I introduced my step daughters boyfriend to whisky and coke a few years ago.. he bought a bottle of grants, which at that point i'd never had, adn it went beautifully with the black sugary stuff!
- scott-a-, 29th Oct '10
delicious, my favorite go-to when I don't feel like disseminating or making notes ..
- anonymous, 22nd Oct '10
Steve, there is a reason this whisky tastes like "bourbon wood," and that is because it is aged in oak barrels(casks)just like bourbon, and probably in oak barrels which were used in aging bourbon, because here in Kentucky we are only allowed by Federal Law to use the oak barrels "once" for the making of bourbon. Then, the barrels are shipped to Scotland to be used over there in the making of Scotch.
- LonesomeKyPoet@aim.com, 13th Apr '10
In my opinion the whisky seems bittersweet with some light spice and I think it tastes like bourbon wood. Smooth, and decent for the price.
- Steve, 19th Mar '10
I just want to buy this whisky
- anonymous, 16th Dec '09
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