Glenfarclas 1973 Family Cask, Bottled 2011, Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Difford's Guide

alc./vol: 56.5%

Proof: 113°

Vintage: 1973

Aged: 38 years

Product of: Product of United Kingdom United Kingdom

Bottled in 2011 from a single European oak sherry hogshead which after 38 years maturing yielded 456 bottles. Released as part of Glenfarclas's 8th batch of single "Family Casks".

Review and Tasting


Sampled on 10/09/2013

Appearance:

Clear, deep mahogany.

Aroma:

Huge sherry nose with currant and sultana fruit, cacao, freshly roasted coffee beans, flowering shrubbery and faint star anise.

Taste:

Dry, mouth puckeringly so. Burgundy wine-like tannins, coal tar, generous Christmas cake fruit and spice. Water releases even more fruit but be careful not to over water.

Aftertaste:

Spicy fruit cake heavily laced with sherry.

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Product Information

Closure: Natural cork stopper

More about Glenfarclas 1973 Family Cask Bot. 2011

Produced by: Glenfarclas Distillery (J&G Grant)
UK distribution by: Pol Roger Ltd

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