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Style
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Character
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Vanilla
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Lemon
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Apple
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Rhubarb
Glen Grant Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Tasting notes by Billy A
Nose: Rhubarb and Custard sweets, candied lemon, zingy apple and a general youthful freshness.
Palate: Soft and oily, with lots of freshly crushed grain, apple skin, sour lemon zest, and a light and sweet touch of sponge cake batter.
Finish: Warming, with citrus zest, vanilla and a delicate touch of dark oak.
Comment: Light, fresh and fruity – a great aperitif dram.
18 Customer Reviews
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Very disappointing, I loved the 5yr old, dunno what happens to that. Jameson is my go to whisky now. Glenn grant 10yr old has reached roughly the same price as Laphroaig, so I opt for that. Pity
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Let's keep this simple, great smell, light taste that leaves you wanting more but never delivers. If you can get it on discount then try it. If not, pick up a bottle of the Glenlivet.
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I fully agree with Mr Serious,this,in my opinion is an ill advised step for purely commercial reasons towards the degredation of single malts by a distiller who should know better,I would go as far as speculating that this was tantamount to the offloading of a large amount of surplus barely aged stock in the guise of a so called light easy drinking malt for beginners.If I was a simple beginner,I would be put off for life.
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A decent single malt, somewhat sharper than I expected, but very enjoyable nonetheless. Great for the price.
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For a single malt very sharp with a strong aftertaste. Disappointing, no better than any leading blended whisky.
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Soft & mellow dram with zingy freshness.
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One of is my favorite for the price.
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Brilliant!
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I was a bit broke after visiting the chandler so instead of my usual Laphroaig I took a punt on this at half the price and I am delighted with it, I will be putting a bottle on the yacht.
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Amazing Single Malt Scotch Whisky for the price.
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On the nose I liked it. Green apple was the first thing that came to mind. I missed a little more sweetness in the palate though. Not my favorite pick.
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"approachable malt ideal for beginners" Its more than that. Its a very pleasant good value single malt. I start with malt like this and move on to others. Would not be without a bottle.
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I bought the Glen grant beacause there was a 30% discount and I must say i''m heavily disappointed. I would do the other single malts wrong if I was to compare them to this one.
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Glad I discovered The Major''s Reserve. A lovely single malt with great taste. I think I will have to try all the Glen Grant range.
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A modest light whisky good quality with a modest aftertaste, a favourite whisky on the continent. Has good value for money which is important to get good sales abroad.
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A whisky that does not have a lot of complexity. However, a very good beginner's drink. Adding a fair bit of water improves the texture dramatically and turns it into a very mellow drink.
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A very good summer malt light and easy. great value.
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I thought this was an excellent Speyside whisky and very agreeable to the palate. Not at all harsh, but rather simply smooth and most drinkable. I will be sticking with this single malt from here on in!!
