Glenfarclas 1994-2014 | The Family Cask 1574Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky Distillery Bottling 70cl 58. 1% One of the latest batches of Glenfarclas's brilliant ongoing Family Cask series. This is a 1994 from a refill sherry butt bottled at a natural cask strength of 58. 1% in 2014 with an outturn of just 583 bottles. Another inviting looking younger expression of Glenfarclas with a pretty eye watering cask strength.

This teak-dark 43-year-old Linkwood 1970 came from single cask 812

Very good stuff

This is natural/unpeated Benriach given the port finish treatment

the extra strength giving all the gorgeous old-school Glenlivet characteristics a very welcome boost

Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky

A wonderful example of a long aged whisky that has retained plenty of beautiful distiller character

Taste: Peach melba and sweet clementine fruit salad with lingering fresh double cream and toasted almond into the finish

For me this one surpassed the first one with its velvety layered richness and quite phenomenal complexity

they have even added a piece of distilling history by inlaying a copper medallion from one of the actual stills

A Special Reserve Macallan bottled in the 1990s at a very satisfying 46%

sinewy malty notes and very gentle spice

The first release of Balblair 1983 bottled in 2013