No, this is not a dark, aged sherry. First, the vanilla stands out in the nose and despite the moderate 48.7% vol., The alcohol is noticeable. A good whisky, the 1st fill butt is not overwhelming - but it is also not too dominant.
The whisky can tolerate some water, which softens the alcohol and makes the whisky rounder.
A good whisky, but overpriced around 15 euros. Kirsch is currently taking an ambitious price path.
The whisky is good, but not exceptional. It lacks elegance, balance. The alcohol is too present, the oak is a bit too bitter. This can be mitigated with water. The 48.7% are therefore not the optimal filling strength.
Conclusion: this whisky is good. This whisky is too expensive. This whisky is not bottled with the optimal drinking strength.
Too bad, missed chance. Again one of the modern, overrated bottlings.

Disappointed as well as almost all bottlings of this series after the excellent first four bottlings. Had it better to be good then, but the "cash cow" must be milked.
For Glenburgie - in the nose still quite pleasant, he can not match the taste. The low point is the woody and bitter finish, which does not give you any desire to pour it again.