21 Customer Reviews

• 5
  Danny 15 February

  This is one of the most consistent distilleries in Scotland. Everytime I try either the 18, 21 or 25, never dissapoints. I bought 2 bottles last year and I'm almost done with my first bottle. The second I'll open it when my son graduates from High School.

• 5
  Eda 26 December 2017

  I bought this for my husband who normally drinks the 18 Year Old Glengoyne, but he absolutely loved this! I see more in his future.

• 5
  Highlander 7 November 2017

  Delicious this one...slightly better than 18 yr old but very close.Creamy,amazing mouthfeel and gorgeous flavours.Possibly better than GlenFarclas 25,as I got sub-standard bottle of that recently!!Theres a Cask Strength out there too,which is very good too,they say.Wonderful full bodied warming dram this one.95/100!!!!!

• 5
  Lyudmil 1 November 2017

  Wonderful whiskey, simply magnificent. Way better than other whiskeys in this price range.

• 5
  cato 1 October 2017

  Masterfully good whisky. Touches on all that is great in a well crafted and oloroso aged scotch. Exceptional value.

• 5
  Johan 24 September 2017

  Wonderful dram. Got the Teapot dram no5. Borg are amazing. Havent come across any whisky that van beat Glengoyne.

• 5
  Francisco 3 September 2017

  Excellent whisky, clean, sophisticated, sherried and full of flavour. I bought a 20cl bottle, that is a very good idea and more inclusive for those that can not afford this level of whisky. It's a pity I can not afford the 25Y, but I will try to buy the big one 21Y (70cl). Glengoyne has a very good range whisky's clean, sophisticated and tasty. I've experienced the 10, 12, 18 and 21, and for sure, Glengoyne is one of my favourite brands of Scotch Whisky along with Glendronach and Arran, all with different styles, all very good whisky's.

• 5
  John B 29 August 2017

  I'm delighted to add my own big 'thumbs up' to this wonderfully rich sherried malt. The nose gave me a clue as to what was going to be savoured in the mouth and I wasn't disappointed. It also has a pleasantly long finish. I thought the 15 year old was terrific malt but this really is vastly better and worth the extra expense.

• 5
  Johan 22 August 2017

  Magnificent Best whisky i have had so far. Great value for the money. Packed with flavor. The teapot drams are also highly recommended for any sherry cask whisky lovers.

• 5
  AlexMark 17 August 2017

  I don't have so big vocabulary to describe how much I like it. I have never tried anything better then Glengoyne 21. All my friends are already informed, so the sale boom is coming

• 5
  O.A.H. 10 August 2017

  Fantastic whisky, especially so at this price. Intense sherried nose and rich mouthfeel, with lovely red apple and oak to balance.

• 5
  Robert 17 December 2016

  Great product, great value as well. Very flavorful, with a nice finish and great nose

• 5
  Paul 31 October 2016

  Very sweet, very rich.

• 5
  X-MAN 31 May 2016

  Well balanced and so easy to drink. Sweet and rich but not too much. By far the BEST value for whiskey 18 years and older that I have had.

• 5
  Paul Hanson 30 April 2016

  What can I say. An absolute cracker - very easy to drink and very engaging. This is one of the finest 21 year old I have had for a long time and no doubt will be buying another very soon. Stunning!

• 5
  Graham Mac 4 November 2015

  I love Glengoyne 21. It''s a lovely rich mature dram that''s all too easy to drink. Of course, there''s no peat or smoke, so others may get more out of some of the Speyside cousins but as a pure expression of a highland malt- with the emphasis on the malt, this can''t be beaten. I would however suggest that as a magnificent expression of the distillery, you might want to try the younger cask strength version. Pure butterscotch, it''s a cracker!

• Jason Farque 8 November 2013

  I'm drinking a dram of this as I write this. I bought the bottle on my last trip to Aberdeen. This is a delicious single malt with very complex flavor. Floral, wood, spice and nuts. Wonderfully mild and complex finish as well! As The Flying Scotsman says above, it has a very festive flavor that would fit quite well after a Scotch drinker's Christmas dinner.

• Anonymous 29 November 2012

  Rich amber color, full bodied, may need just a touch of water to open and bring it down from 86 proof. Highly recommended at the price; would love to afford to drink it every day. Online notes tout the nose, but I did not notice it as exceptional. But on the palate... that was something else.

• The Flying Scotsman 31 August 2011

  Another festive 'must' for your Christmas dram cupboard, picked up a bottle in Kiev, this dram is robust, and its maturity gives it a big, bold, yet mellow sherry kick. Stewed pears and red apples in here??? Oh yes, I think so! Enjoy responsibly. Slanje...

• paulo 4 May 2011

  Was very impressed with this. Loads of flavours and a great finish. Try leaving your emptied glass out overnight and smell it in the morning. Lovely!