26 Customer Reviews

• 5
  DK 5 days ago

  Superb new release in the completely new bottle. Do NOT make a mistake and buy the old traditional green triangle bottle of this Whiskey . Old version is sweet with no layers or finish. This new version is fantastic.

• 5
  Jeff 13 March

  By far my favourite in the Glenfiddich line. Smooth and rich, excellent with a drop or two of water.

• 5
  MrSerious 17 January

  Re-review: After emptiing most of the bottle and acquiring new tumblers i'm even more fascinated by this whiskey. Nose: After letting it breath for a few minutes a lovely floral aroma (pears and apples) overlaced with dense honey sweetnes and some raisins accompanied by gentle barrique type smoke. Palate: Taste is the reflection of the nose; thick sweet honey and warm tender smoke. Finish: The finish is rather short and oaky. It rounds up this perfect whiskey. I would give it 9,3/10 an exellent value for money, especially.

• 5
  Marko 7 January

  Just amazing. I always have a bottle at home. Hope they don't raise the price!

• 5
  Franko80 2 August 2015

  I made the biggest mistake of all times... Comparing this to Glenmorangie 18! Such a sweet & smooth expression as Glenmo 18 neat, got me really confused ''cause I pretended to drink Fiddich 18 neat which was a major mistake... There''s no room for ice in the first one, however Fiddich 18 opens up wonderfully when wattered down a bit, having it straight from the bottle could be some sort of a bad decision, it brings a huge alcohol kick that wont let you take advantage of its complexity, so add two ice cubes for experiencing one of the best single malts out there!

• 5
  CaptainFlapJack 25 July 2015

  One of the best Whiskies on the market to date everything about it pure luxury and pure class. It amazes me that people say the 15 is better. there seriously must be something wrong with all you peoples taste buds because this tastes far more luxurious than the 15 year old.

• 5
  MrSerious 4 May 2015

  Nose: Very floral and exeptionally strong, I smell william''s pear, vanilla, oak and some aromas I can''t identify Taste: Very oaky and refreshing, some of the fresh floral notes from the nose turn up. It''s not at all sweet and it has a magnificient warming oaky finish, that lingers on the tounge for queit some time. Overall it''s a very wonderful whiskey for the price.

• 5
  Craig Bryant 31 October 2014

  Nose - banana, vanilla, fresh green apples and oak with a hint of furniture polish. Palate - Fresh fruit with apple and pear and hints of xmas cake. Finish - Long and dry with spice, a little rum and raisin. Lovely whisky, one of my favourites.

• 5
  Anonymous 20 October 2014

  Bananas and vanilla fudge...does anyone else get that? Very sweet finish, perhaps not as complex as the Solera but still it''s a hard drink to put down, so delicious.

• 4
  hotspur harry 21 June 2014

  just had a wee dram and oh boy it is delightful. pure class.

• Anonymous 2 May 2014

  price quality ratio is one of the best in the world

• Bernard Uttley, Switzerland 1 November 2013

  I have tasted nearly every whisky on the market and have kept an extensive collection of mainly 25-year-old whiskies in my cellar for over 20 years now. This 18-year-old is magnificent! Extremely good value for money and a competitor for my other favourites Macallan 18-year-old and Glenmorangie 30-year-old! Buy it and enjoy it. It is smooth, fruity and mellow.

• Anonymous 8 November 2012

  This whisky is an absolute bargain for it's age, and it doesn't taste too bad either! Lovely sherry notes, and soooo smooth you'll find it hard to put down.

• Jamie H 9 March 2012

  This is good, really good, but I just simply prefer the 15yo. This is often on demonstration stalls in UK duty free and I always have a nip just to see if my tastes have changed but as yet they haven't. Until they do I can't justify shelling out for a bottle.

• Lars Nilsson 30 July 2011

  Save your money and buy the 15 yo solera.The 15 is much better and really one of the best whiskys in the world.

• John 23 April 2011

  I thought the Glenfiddch 15 year old was good, but this is even better. It is also a lot better than some of the other 18 year old single malts out there. At first I didn't rate it, but its warm, understated elegance grows on you.

• mark brailsford 26 January 2011

  Why do some so called malt drinkers think that because certain malts are sold on a large commercial basis they are not worth bothering with?let me tell you this 18yo is one of the best out there...go on all you snobs, give this a try.

• Anonymous 6 December 2010

  Best drink ever!

• zeus 17 June 2010

  Man, this is a whisky dream come true.. a real treat to the senses. Unbelievable balance, lovely apple and orange undertones, coupled with a hint of smoke that is merely there to enhance the experience. Briefly, the best single malt under 40 quid. My ALL TIME FAVORITE. Must keep at least two bottles handy and replenish when you can. Enjoy folks.

• stewie ramone 28 February 2010

  the 12 year old is nice. this 18 year old is even better. very nice fruit flavour at the finnish.