| Whisky | Glengoyne 15 Year Old |
|---|---|
| Country | Scotland |
| Region | Highlands |
| Type | Single Malt |
| Cask | Bourbon cask,Sherry |
| Age | 15 years old |
| Abv | 43% |
| Rating | 81/100 |
43 54 Стабильная пятнашка, особенно приятно и заметно длительное послевкусие- что то тёплое, деревянно-ржаное, Что то немного кофейно-цикориевое. На вкус слегка колюч. Думаю, более возрастные релизы можно пробовать.
Vanilla, caramel, oak, malt, cereal, oatmeal, brown sugar, root beer, green apples, pears, creamy, buttery, milk chocolate, toffee, almonds, floral, white grapes, honey, cinnamon, dried apricots, raisins, prunes, red dates, dark chocolate, lemon zest, herbal, black tea, mint, honeycomb, orange zest, peach, cola, red grapes, mango, strawberry jam, tannins
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Aroma: Sherry, Früchte, Süße, Vanille, Eiche, Nüsse, Beeren, Zitrus, Limette, Malz, Grüner Apfel, Honigmelone, Kuchen,
Geschmack: Früchte, Gewürze, leichter Rauch, Sherry, Eiche, Süße, Malz, Herb, Zitrus, scharf, Vanille,
Abgang: Früchte, Süße, Eiche, Gewürze, leichter Rauch, Herb, scharf,
Spicy malt
I really like Glengoyne most of the time and while I don't dislike this one necessarily, I'm just not convinced it's exceptionally better than the 12 (or even the 10 for that matter). Super smooth and easy drinking, I can't help but feel that too much of its character has been stripped away by bringing down below 46%. Still quality either way.
Smooth and sugary, hard candy, caramels, and ginger spice and pears. A light hint of wood spice right behind it all.
Smooth and a touch watery. Some richer fruits showing up alongside the thicker caramels and sweet brown sugars.
Pretty short and inoffensive, some interesting spices mingling with the fruits as they fade away.
Not a whisky I'm gonna jump out of my way to drink, but smooth and fairly light, it's an easy drinker that is quite enjoyable to relax with on a mild fall day
Flaky tablet and maple syrup, candied ginger, and a dollop of honey.
Woody spice and a ginger paste spice that is both smooth, spicy and rather light. Red apples, sugar cane, cereal grains and apricot jam. Slightly mouthcoating, vanilla bean ice cream
A bit of a hot, alcoholic finish that is rather surprising, given the low abv and the age. More cereal oats and fresh sliced ginger. Its drying and sweet, with a bit of a winey finish
great one, I like Glengoyne a lot, and this one does not disappoint me
powerful sherry and oak notes, herbs, a bit flat, flower meadow
strong, sherry, oak, sweet and smooth, very pleasant, not alcoholic and with a nice sherry-creaminess, nice
short, sweet, nice
Disappointing. Smooth and nothing to complain about, but also nothing much to discover. Too easy sip.
Deep fruitiness with red currant and black cherries. Spiciness from ginger and cinnamon. Strong alcohol punch.
Very thin taste, slightly bitter and creamy chocolate.
Vanishes very fast with a very sweet milk chocolate on the tongue.
malty, and vanilla with sweet fig notes I'd like it but it has a musty note that makes it more complex but I don't like the way it plays of the Sherry dark fruit notes
easy, smooth and sweet
natural colour, strong nose, spicy floral
sweet, floral
a bit medicinal, floral, sweet
pepper and a bit of spice
Nice, sherry influence
Very noticeable sherry influence on both the nose and palate. Almost too sweet with notes of orange and slight chocolate on the start. Bitter citrus peels on a smooth finish. Enjoyable but not much better than the 12 year.
Wonderfully rich and warm. Sweet with just a touch of citrus. Very good!
oak. caramel. light citrus
toffee. almonds. butter. malt
oak. warm
strong sherry on the nose with a peppery finish. Expected more for the age. Gets a little sweeter with water added.
Sherry, vanilla, cinnamon
Vanilla, a hint of dried fruit and brown sugar, Christmas pudding
Decent peppery finish that builds.
it's the best age of the young one fore my taste need 15min to open up in the glass before you can enjoy. it's a perfekt evryday drink
Somewhat slick on the tongue, sweet and sherried on the taste, which pops a bit more with a few drops of water. A very enjoyable sipping whisky.
Creamy and smooth, nothing more
Recommend to people who enjoy sherry influenced expressions. sweet oiliness (creamy feel) stays for a while, but very friendly and warm. Might be hard to find going forward, but worth a try.
Sherry (somewhat port wine). Vanilla, oak follows after letting it sit
Medium body with sweet and spice. Barrel / malt notes are quite present. Hints of pineapple follows.
Long but mild. Creamy and oily. Notes can stay for a few minutes.
good but doeent have the smoothest finish and not very flavorful
Another authentic dram from Glengoyne. Unadulterated barley and oak, rich and smooth. Subtle little flavours contribute adding some depth & interest without detracting.
Creamy cereal sweetness. Porridge oats and demerara sugar.
Purest barley character. Subtle toffee and salted butter. Oily mouth feel.
Smooth malty finish. Oaky pepper.
Nice smooth highland with clean fruits.
92. Rich ripe red fruit, Cointreau orange, fruity red wine cabernet/shiraz aromas, candy, lovely integrated maltiness, reasonable amount of oak, silky feel, buoyant on tongue, very will balanced, slight ethanol kick on the medium long finish. Mayby the best value in classic sherried style scotch.
Orange fruits, full of flavour.
Very fruity and easy to drink. Might be nice as an introductory Scotch with a definite oak flavour.
Very smooth and fruity
not for me...
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