Glenfiddich Age Of Discovery Bourbon Cask Reserve 19 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Stop number 45 on the SDT is Glenfiddich. At one time this Speyside refinery was the top selling single malt on the planet before they were overwhelmed by Glenlivet. This unique discharge is not quite the same as their typical articulations in its age yet additionally the way that it is only developed in ex whiskey barrels. The others are done in sherry barrels. Packaged at 40% ABV and in all probability chill separated and furthermore it in all likelihood has colorant included creation it a golden shading. The nose is shockingly solid for just 40%. The ex-whiskey development is up front. Caramel vanilla oak. Wood flavors like cinnamon and ginger. It is additionally fruity however. Apples toasted coconut banana and red berries. Genuinely velvety also. Buttercream peaches and cream. A significant strong nose warm and welcoming. A little earthy colored sugar and only a pinch of mint. Some nectar and a light botanical note. Decent. The appearance on the sense of taste is smooth and like a watered down whiskey that is not an analysis only a perception. Fruity apples apricots and berries. Severe almonds and pecans appear. Oak cinnamon vanilla and nectar. Not exactly as intricate as I had trusted however great and simple drinking. Light bodied yet mouth covering and somewhat sleek. A medium short completion that is somewhat unpleasant nuts oak and genuinely dry. The whiskey nearness is solid here. Tastes increasingly like a whiskey developed in ex whiskey barrels than a scotch in ex whiskey barrels. I was hoping for something else from a multi year old however I'm not frustrated either. Warm and entirely drinkable yet not worth the excellent cost of $170. Generally it's quite acceptable yet nothing such unique. 3.75. A major gratitude to Pranay for presenting this costly container for our visit. Good wishes

A standard whisky that deceives the soul of investigation and disclosure playing it rather protected. All things considered I enjoyed it. There are traces of pears nuttiness and vanilla with the spot on contact of nectar. What's more the completion... goodness! Unquestionably the best of the trio.