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Considered among the finest of the Speyside malt distilleries and one of the few of its age to still be family-owned. J&G Grant became its sole shareholders in 1898 and continue to run it in a traditional manner, notably using direct-fired stills to create a rich, weighty spirit. *
Based on 2 published Maltiply reviews.
raincheck.postcard5 OctThe clean, tangy palate sounds lively, while the oak-rich finish points in a heavier direction. I’m not sure that shift fully comes together, though the sherry and creamy barley give it a clear link.
woollywren3 AugTangy sherry and gingerbread bring a lively contrast.
Listed value is based on sold auction prices and inclusive of auction fees (not including tax and shipping).
