Glenfarclas 1988 Quarter Casks

Overall rating
86.58/100
ratings
47
Whiskybase ID
WB1819
Category
Single Malt
Distillery
Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Vintage
29.01.1988
Bottled
07.02.2008
Cask Type
Sherry Quarter Cask
Cask number
251 - 261
Number of bottles
1478
Strength
46.1 %
Size
700 ml
Bottle code
L 07 02 08 1 08:55 BB
Barcode
5018066881117
Added on
07 may 2008 9:22 pm
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Overall rating
86.58/100
ratings
47

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Whisky reviews for Glenfarclas 1988 Quarter Casks

9 users have left 12 reviews for this whisky. Average rating is 86.58 points.

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  1. didi1893 scored this whisky 88 points Connoisseur

    The nose is insane and can expect a taste explosion. Unfortunately, this does not ignite ... The taste and in the finish disappointed me the 1988 QC but a little. The overall package of Glenfarcla is correct, and thanks to the fantastic nose I give the piglet 88 points.
    • Nose
      Clear and bright, the 1988 QC shimmers rusty reddish and amber in the glass. Tough and oily streaks stick to the glass wall almost endlessly after pouring. Intense and fruity raisin aroma rises immediately from the glass, dates and oranges mix to a creamy and sweet Mus. Caramel and milk chocolate end in tropical fruits. Pineapple, bananas, mango and a touch of cherries are extremely stimulating the salivation. I want to finally drink the Glenfarclas. Quickly inhale a few deep puffs ... Honey, toffee, bananas, butter biscuits and fine spicy notes fill the Nosingglas. A wonderfully fruity and sweet aroma forces me to finally try the Glenfarclas.
    • Taste
      Tart and slightly sourish wood and fruit notes immediately miss the fruity nose after the first sip. Amazingly, the first impression is dominated by a tart note of wood and sulfur. Grapefruit flavors and also a little sweet fruit try to make their way through the bitter and bitter oak flavors. Unripe and bitter walnuts come from the wood, subtle sharpness arises. Of the extreme fruitiness of the nose is unfortunately no longer felt. The second sip looks a little more harmonious, and it starts again slowly on the tongue to Bizzeln and burning. Again, the subtle sweetness and fruit of grapefruit flavors and bitter wood is whitewashed.
    • Finish
      With the tart wood notes of taste, the finish also starts. Spicy wood mixes with citrus fruits, the walnut flavor returns. Cherries rise from the wooden note, slightly sour fruit flavors return. The finish sounds relatively quick.

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    Chocolate
  • Citric
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  • Coal-gas
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