Product Description

An intriguing Single Malts of Scotland bottling of whisky from Glen Grant. While the distillery isn't known for smokiness, there's a distinct whiff of wood smoke sitting in the background of this fruity 22 year old.

Style

3
Body
4
Richness
2
Smoke
3
Sweetness

Character

Smoke
Toffee
Lemongrass
Anise (star)
Apple
Raisins

Product Facts

Bottler
Speciality Drinks Ltd
Series
Single Malts of Scotland
Age
22 Year Old
Vintage
1992
Bottling Date
March 2014
No of Bottles
222
Country
Scotland
Region
Speyside
Cask Type
Bourbon
Cask Number
35936
Chill Filtered
No
Colouring
No

Glen Grant 1992 22 Year Old Single Malts of Scotland

Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Speciality Drinks Ltd

70cl / 57.8%

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Tasting Notes

Tasting Notes from Whiskyfun (Serge Valentin)
- Colour
  Pale gold.
- Nose
  Typical modern Glen Grant with bags and bags of apples and a few pears, then gooseberries, then peaches, all that being covered with a little barley water and sugarcane syrup. Very average malt whisky, in the best sense of the word ‘average’. With water: more of all that with an added freshness. How could anyone be against this? Whiffs of dough and flowers.
- Mouth (neat)
  Sweet, big, very orchardy again, and punchy as well. Young calvados plus apple and pear juice, some barley syrup and some honey. It's simple, but it's perfect. Maybe a hint of Irishness, pure pot still style.
- With water
  Perfect sweet maltiness. Some cask! Finish: not too long but clean, fruity, sweet, and perfectly balanced.
- Comments
  A tad more complexity could have made this baby fetch 90 in my little book. Great spirit. 88 points.
Tasting Note by Stuart P
- Nose
  An unexpected but delicious whack of barbecue sauce, with smoke and smoked-meat notes wafting out of the glass, softened by lemon, red-fruit and floral notes.
- Palate
  The meaty, smoky flavours persist – treacle-and-mustard-glazed ham with star anise and some spicy fruitiness. Hold the ketchup; this is the perfect accompaniment to a burger.
- Finish
  Rich, warm and satisfying.
Producer's Notes
- Nose
  Thick toffee and hickory smoke create a remarkable nose. The wood has married with the spirit to create an incredible balance of sweet summer berries and dark treacle.
- Palate
  Heavy, with a balance of savoury and sweet. Air-dried ham hock with a dollop of thick chutney. Wood smoke remains in the background, with the flavours of baked apples and currants coming though at the front of the palate.
- Finish
  The warmth and autumnal fruit linger, with just a trace of charcoal behind.