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Glen Garioch distillery was founded in 1797 by John Manson, making it amongst the oldest distilleries in Scotland. It is known for its heavy, thick, cereal and spicy notes, which are attributed to its short fermentation period. This is a 1997 Hand Filled Single Cask #9, bottled in 2019 at natural cask strength.
Based on 2 published Maltiply reviews.
SlowtrainSoda25 AugThe sherry-cask detail sits alongside a character led by glacé cherries and honey, then salted caramel and nuttiness. I like that shift, and the drying finish with blackcurrant cordial gives the sweetness a little balance.
bluehour kettle2 MayThe sweet, rounded notes sound inviting, especially the runny honey and creamy salted caramel against the nutty undertones. Glacé cherries and ripe nectarine give the nose a bright edge, while wet suede leather keeps it from reading as purely confectionary. The drying finish, with blackcurrant cordial and lingering nuttiness, adds welcome contrast. For a 21-year-old sherry-cask single malt, that balance of richness and a drier close feels quietly compelling.
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