I payed 450$ or 435€ on whiskybase for this bottle. I don't know who the clown is that quotes it at 200€, but you ain't gonna get it at that price.

One of my all time favorite noses. A remarkable absence of alcohol on the nose; you can just shove your nose in the glass and breathe this one in and out. You don't really want to stop. A soft complexity of many subtle perfumes.

The palate is just as soft, yet maintains a complexity. A really winning cask pick from Silver Seal. There's an elegance and finesse that is not usually found in 1990's era Glendronach single casks, which, while often excellent, have a more intense quality.

fantastic dram, but tasted at a time that the bottle is really expensive, 300 euro or up, that`s my bad luck

N: alcohol remained in Scotland, leaving this beautiful whisky open. There is a sturdy, indelible churn (eh?) Of 'sweetness' sugary: raisins, perhaps a hint of pandoro ?, then the usual blaze of red fruit (cherry uber alles) and chocolate. Apricot brioche, full. It can be creamy, with suggestions of English soup, but also preserve less obvious notes, as typical of the distillery (balsamic vinegar, mushrooms, damp wood). Really enjoyable and personality. P: we like to emphasize the diversity of this Glendronach compared to others, not least the excellent single cask for the MWF: if there were all the darkness and the importance of a 'dark' wood, here a sugariness prevails carefree, attention !, never whore. This is embodied in bombs of red fruit (cherry, strawberry, raspberry), in notes of dried apricots. Really incredible is the regal creaminess, buttery: brioche, panettone, dried fruit (hazelnut). Rare is the taste of malt, in sherry monster: here the spell happens, celebrated by the trumpets of the bearers of dried fruit. Walnut, and butter. F: long and persistent; chocolate with red fruits, infinite dried fruit. Really intense notes of butter, walnut. Excellent. Really beautiful. A very remarkable complexity, which particularly affects us because it betrays our expectations: we expected a sherry monster, and we actually have it; but it is not just a sherry monster, it is a barrel that has not betrayed the distillate and has respected its most personal notes. That said, we can not but admire the great intensity and the excellent quality of aromas and flavors. http://whiskyfacile.com/2013/09/19/glendronach-22-yo-19902013-silver-seal-521/

Sweet nose of Sherry. Mouth composed of a mixture of dried fruit, stewed fruit and dust. Final very long. Very very good.

great cask with everything in it.

value for money. beautifull package by the way.

N: great sweet sherry influence, raisins, syrup and fruits - pear
T: sweet sherry, red fruits, apple, cinnamon and later pepper
F: very long, sweet and intense!
great cask! tasted with Aby and J J

Tasting Notes by WhiskyFacile.com (19/09/2013):

Color: Dark amber.

Nose: The alcohol is remained in Scotland, leaving this beautiful open whisky. Here is a sturdy, permanent lash (eh?) of "sweetness" sugar: raisins, maybe a hint of Pandora? Then, comes the usual riot of red fruit (cherry uber alles) and chocolate. Brioche apricot, in full. Creamy, with hints of trifle, but also keep notes less obvious, as typical of the distillery (balsamic vinegar, mushrooms, wet wood). Really enjoyable and personality.

Palate: We like to emphasize the diversity of this Glendronach than others, not least the excellent single cask for MWF: even if we have the darkness and the importance of a darken wood, prevails here the sugary carefree. This takes the form of bombs of red fruits (cherry, strawberry, raspberry), with notes of dried apricots. Really amazing is the royal creamy, buttery: brioche, cake, nuts (hazelnut). Rare is feel malt flavor, in sherry monster: the magic happens here, celebrated by the trumpets of the pioneers of dried fruit. Walnut, and butter.

Final: Long and persistent. Chocolate with red fruits, dried fruits endless. Really intense notes of butter, walnut. Excellent.

Comment: Really beautiful. A remarkable complexity, which strikes us particularly because it betrays our expectations: we expected a sherry monster, and we did, in fact, but it is not only a sherry monster, it is a barrel that has not betrayed the distillate and has complied with the notes more personal. That said, we cannot but admire the great intensity and quality of aromas and flavors (scored 92/100).

My comment: totally agree with that tasting notes. Tasted at The "Whisky Live Paris 2013" Fair : really splendid !