
Product Description
A top-quality cask-strength Glen Ord, with typical grassy, heathery and barley-sugar notes alongside summer fruits and well-integrated vanilla oak notes. Jim Murray gave this 90 points in the Whisky Bible, calling it 'Blisteringly beautiful'.
Product Facts
Product Facts
Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Series
Diageo Special Releases 2003
Age
Bottling Date
2003
No of Bottles
3600
Country
Scotland
Region
Highland
Colouring
Yes
Glen Ord 28 Year Old
70cl / 58.3%
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Tasting Notes
Tasting Notes from Jim Murray's Whisky Bible
Nose
Malt and mint bound together by soft liquorice and dark fudge.
Taste
Delightful barley sugar theme that forms a stupendously rigid middle with the most delicate hints of smoke and coffee. The body weight is perfect.
Finish
Amazingly long finale with lashings of cocoa to go with the mollassed sugar and powering barley.
Balance
This is mega whisky showing slight traces of sap, especially on the nose, but otherwise a concentrate of many of the qualities I remember from this distillery before it was bottled in a much ruined form. Blisteringly beautiful.
Score
90/100.
Producer's Tasting Notes
Nose
Some nose prickle; mellow fruitiness. Very light. Slight hint of smoke. Bread baking. Water opens up fragrant, woody, even musty aromas.
Body
Medium to soft.
Palate
Firm. Assertive. Honeyed. Expressive. Spicy. Pleasant, sweet and slightly waxy to taste. When water is added, holds together well and retains its attractive aroma.
Finish
Extraordinary explosion of sweet-and-sour flavours. Spicy. Vanilla. Flowery.
Leafy. Lemon juice. A pleasant freshness and slight bitterness. Medium length.
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Customer Reviews
If this 28yo is anything like the 25yo, i would buy a case, or 2. I love this STYLE of single malt. Glen Ord is Pretty unique, I must say, every time I swirl the nosing (tulip) glass, I detect a new aroma ... - Tim (Canada)
This is whisky at it's best Just purchased my second bottle. slange
Brora cannot suffer comparison with this illustrious liquor, sorry Ira:(
Got my bottel today..
Embarrassingly similar to the regular old 12YO bottles (pre "Singleton" disappointment). I say that despite the fact Glen Ord is one of my favourite single-malts (have tasted almost 150 of them).If you can afford this, and want REAL bang for your buck try bottles like the 30 YO Brora. My favourite all-time SM, specifically the 56.6% bottling from 2006. Amazing. I could have bought it two years ago for £175 and I was dumb enough to give it up, now it's £300...