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Glenfarclas teamed up with The Whisky Exchange for two high strength releases: a 15-year-old bottled at 100 Proof and a 21-year-old bottled at 95 proof.
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Glenfarclas is an A-list distillery with B-list prices. Where else can you buy a well-aged, high strength, sherry-matured single malt for 65-ish euro?
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A satisfying Glenfarclas bottled in celebration of an impressive milestone—Han van Wees' induction as Master of the Quaich.
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When you spill 40-year-old Glenfarclas on your keyboard...
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Glenfarclas isn't too keen on independent bottlers using their name, so the bottlers find creative ways at suggesting the contents of a particular bottling without upsetting the Grant family. Blairfindy is what Blackadder settled on.
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Good, old school distillate with plenty of oak influence. Proper stuff from Glenfarclas.
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Did I mention that I went to the Spirit of Speyside Festival this year? Yeah, I think I did! While there, I also picked up a bottle of the Distillery Exclusive that Glenfarclas released for the festival.
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The Glenfarclas 21-year-old has the same DNA as the 15-year-old, yet is very different. I like them equally though.
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Ask a group of whisky enthusiasts what their favourite affordable Glenfarclas is (I'd say the 25 year old is the cut-off point), and votes are often split between the 15 years old and the 21 years old.
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No, I did not visit Spirit of Speyside in May. However, I lucked into a sample of the Glenfarclas 2004 13 Years Old that was released especially for this years edition of the festival.
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After this Glenfarclas had spent almost two decades in an ex-bourbon cask, the contents where then transferred to a virgin oak cask. That's almost never a good sign.
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Brace yourselves for an extravagant Glenfarclas tasting, ranging from 2004, all the way back to 1963. That's five decades!
