Dram Dracula scored this whisky 93 points 
Tasted at Old and Rare 2020 in London as part of a masterclass sponsored by Whisky Auctioneer which showcased 7 bottles from the collection of Richard Gooding, known as the "Perfect Collection", which by the fill level of almost all the bottles, was actually quite imperfect.
Anyways, this old Glen Grant was great from start to finish. Bright, mentholated, fruity nose with a somewhat lesser but still super nice palate, and rather good finish. This is delicious, but they provided less than 1cl in many glasses that I saw at the masterclass, including mine, which was way too little for a tasting. After all the glasses in the masterclass were poured, the remaining 7 bottles, which all had quite a bit left, were then put in the general event so that more money can be made. This is how you maximize profit, and at the same time, make it into a marketing event for upcoming auction and the auctioneer itself. Probably not the classiest move by the Whisky Auctioneer.
Anyways, this old Glen Grant was great from start to finish. Bright, mentholated, fruity nose with a somewhat lesser but still super nice palate, and rather good finish. This is delicious, but they provided less than 1cl in many glasses that I saw at the masterclass, including mine, which was way too little for a tasting. After all the glasses in the masterclass were poured, the remaining 7 bottles, which all had quite a bit left, were then put in the general event so that more money can be made. This is how you maximize profit, and at the same time, make it into a marketing event for upcoming auction and the auctioneer itself. Probably not the classiest move by the Whisky Auctioneer.
