9.4
6 min read
As Decadent Drinks moves from one chapter to the next, we're reviewing the last Whisky Sponge releases (Glen Moray, Glen Grant and Ardnamurchan), as well as Chapter One of their new Whiskyland series (Springbank)
9.4
8.9
2 min read
A review of two similarly aged Speyside whiskies, a Glen Grant 1995 26 Years and Glenburgie 1995 28 Years, both from Signatory Vintage.
9.4
2 min read
A review of the 4th installment in the Mr George Legacy series from Gordon & MacPhail, a Glen Grant 1958 65 Years from a first-fill sherry butt.
8.8
2 min read
A review of two different Glen Grant 2000 from Signatory Vintage, one bottled for Wu Dram Clan and the other for The Whisky Exchange.
9.4
1 min read
A review of the Glen Grant 1959 'Mr George Legacy', the third release in a series honouring George Urquhart, the second generation of the company owner.
7.8
1 min read
It's tough to find any information on the Glen Grant Arboralis. Like, what in the hell even is Arboralis?
9.4
2 min read
The Glen Grant 1953 'Mr George Legacy' is not a whisky that should be analysed. It should be enjoyed without overthinking things. But I'll try anyway.
1 min read
The Glen Grant 15 Years Batch Strength offers seriously good value for money. No frills, just good whisky.
1 min read
Legendary whisky bottled in honour of a legend of the whisky industry. World-class.
1 min read
This Glen Grant 70 Years Old was made even before my father was born. Come to think of it, my grandmother was only eleven (!) years old when the spirit was filled into the cask. That's incredible.
1 min read
So there's this guy in The Netherlands who shares the most amazing whiskies, for very fair prices. If you're a Dutch whisky enthusiast, you might know (of) him. He vaguely resembles a famous English singer-songwriter.
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Glen Grant. 1974. Sherry matured. Cask strength. Yep, this has all the ingredients for a seriously delicious dramming experience.
