A great Glenlossie with an interesting, powerful interplay of fruity sweetness and intense, tingling oak spice. The tart notes in the finish are pronounced but pleasant and appropriate. All in all a wonderful and exciting malt that is good to drink pure, but can also stand a few drops of water. Reminds me of the 1997 Glenlossie # 6766 (WID: 129470).

Much has already been said, here are my 2 cents:
Wonderful honey notes in the nose and on the palate after a while, and a first-class, elegant, delicate, old-school smoky note. Great enjoyment, balanced fruit-barrel combination.

A wonderful glenlossie! Sweet fruit with wonderful sharpness and spicy wood, fits and tastes ...

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I waver between - very tasty - and too dirty, sometimes I'm almost at Ledaig Assotiations - that's probably what I do not like - high quality - not my style - alcohol is super integrated after a week of airing

A good Glenlossie at the (current) very good price, but a bit too bitter and snappy to keep up with my favorite Lossie (WID 115515).

Beautiful, set, elegant nose with clear and yet delicate, filigree wood notes, tart citrus fruits and fruit zest and a gentle caramel sweetness that increases over time. Unfortunately, less of the waxy and maritime notes that the SV CS - barrel 1144 brings to the start. But gains tremendously with time in the glass and some water. With a little patience, H2O and more than 20 minutes, almost 90-point material.

Somewhat strict and sharp on the palate without water; More compatible with water, but also very sour-tart from the basic character.

In the finish, after the bitter notes have subsided, it becomes quite elegant and elegant again, with oak spice, white pepper and tart fruit. The finish is most impressive without water.