Glengoyne Cask Strength

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Glengoyne Cask Strength

Category	Single Malt Whisky from
District	Western Highlands
Bottler	Distillery Bottling
Bottling	1833 on neck
Age	12 years old
Cask type	American Oak
Strength	57.2 % Vol.
Bottle size	700 ml
Availability
Price	± € 38.00 \| £ 32.27 \| $ 48.89

Added: 23 Mar. 2010 6:35 pm

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Notes & Reviews

Master Quill

posted 24 Jun. 2012

Master Quill gave this whisky 86 points

Score is for a bottle from around 2007

You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes.

Collector57

posted 6 Dec. 2011

Collector57 gave this whisky 88 points

Color

Amber

Nose

Some lemon, andsomebarley. A bit oaky but nicely so - not woody at all.

Slightly spicy and a hint, no it's more than a hint, of liquorice.

Taste

Sweetish, with oranges and lemons. But also with nice malt and barley. Mouthwatering and just a little oily.

Finish

Medium, continuing the theme of lemon and barley. A slightly drying finish after the sweetness of the palate.

Comments

gralson

posted 1 Jun. 2011

gralson gave this whisky 88 points

Color

Deep copper

Nose

alcoholic, sweetness of the cherry, in the background lemon, ripe apples, brown grape, camphor, burbon and white chocolate

Taste

very sweet, cherry, but in a minute the lemon, repeating the smell, but very intensive repeating

Finish

sweet finish, at the end cool gentian, average long,

Comments

good relations of the price to the quality

Lafroy

posted 10 Apr. 2011

Lafroy gave this whisky 86 points

Color

Chestnutoloroso sherry

Nose

Strong oak notes and bitterness, dark chocolate, bourbon notes, barley, possibly some root spices. It´s relatively flat and not that intensive.

Taste

It tastes much better than it smells. It starts definitely sweet, but changes pretty fast and goes to sourness, chili, pepper, pepper again, hints of honey and orange, some dryness, oak, bourbon sweetness, some bitterness.

Finish

Medium long, warming with hints of pepper and chili, additionally sweetness and citrus notes.

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