Prof_Dr_John scored this whisky 91 points 
Wow! Glendronach very different. Virgin Oak is always such a thing. I really did not like the Octomore 7.4. Here I find the Gesamtkunstwerk very successful. The first filled oak leaves its mark clearly and reminds a bit of a bourbon, but the Brennereicharakter here comes to light, which is often covered by a sherry wall. Very successful, very pleasing and for around 90 euros still pleasing fair in pricing. Since there are only 250 bottles, you should strike fast with the Dutchman!
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Vanilla, sweetness, butterscotch, honey and coconut! Very interesting. Slight notes of pineapple, or peach and cinnamon come through. Very interesting. The alcohol is very well integrated and hardly noticeable. If you smell for a while, there are hints of caramel.
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Wow! Is that cute! Honey, peach, pineapple, apricots, caramel, light chocolate, cinnamon and a touch of nutmeg spread in the mouth. Now also the alcohol is present and also the pleasant spiciness after 13 years barrel aging. I still think of a slight hint of Inger, which offers a slightly "sharp" counterpoint to the vanilla sweetness. Very yummy, very creamy-oily and dangerously tasty
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Vanilla, honey, peach, caramel, very sweet, very pleasant and very long in the mouth. Only very slowly, the mouth becomes drier and it comes back to the ginger. Pleasantly alternating and complex, the aromas remain in the mouth until at some point the desire for another sip can no longer be suppressed
