Glenkinchie
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| 167 | |
| Glenkinchie | |
| Scotland, Lowlands | |
| Single Malt Whisky | |
| 43% | |
| 0.7 l | |
| Original bottling | |
| Distillers Edition (Diageo) | |
| Sherry - Amontillado | |
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Quality rating of this bottle
3.6
Rate
25
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All tasting notes
12. May 2015
Nosing:
Fruitness, sherry, floral notes, a little spiciness with nuts and oakiness.
Taste:
Smooth and mellow in the mouth, but as soon as you swallow you feel the spiciness dryness of the oak
Finish:
It fades out with the tastes of the oak
Fruitness, sherry, floral notes, a little spiciness with nuts and oakiness.
Taste:
Smooth and mellow in the mouth, but as soon as you swallow you feel the spiciness dryness of the oak
Finish:
It fades out with the tastes of the oak
12. May 2015
Nosing:
Balanced sweetness and dryness, mild vanilla, but also sweeter and nussigere notes with malt and oak
Taste:
Clean, strong malty, slightly sweet and fruity grapes
Finish:
long, dry finish with a strong oak
Balanced sweetness and dryness, mild vanilla, but also sweeter and nussigere notes with malt and oak
Taste:
Clean, strong malty, slightly sweet and fruity grapes
Finish:
long, dry finish with a strong oak
31. Oct 2014
Aroma: Creamy rich candied lemon and honey. Light floral notes & the tiniest hint of vanilla. Some oak develops with water but no spice.
Taste: Light, silky, slightly sour. Light to mild bodied. Just a touch of sweetness on the tip of the tongue. Lemon, tea & honey. Tannins are present that grip the sides of your tongue giving it body & structure.
Finish: Is all slightly sweet & sour lemon w/oak. Crisp, short & spirity.
Comment: 84/100 - I always keep a Lowland in rotation simply for the reason of changing things up or giving your taste buds a breather from the peaty or sherried malts. Worth a try for those reasons or if your looking for a lighter more delicate dram.
Taste: Light, silky, slightly sour. Light to mild bodied. Just a touch of sweetness on the tip of the tongue. Lemon, tea & honey. Tannins are present that grip the sides of your tongue giving it body & structure.
Finish: Is all slightly sweet & sour lemon w/oak. Crisp, short & spirity.
Comment: 84/100 - I always keep a Lowland in rotation simply for the reason of changing things up or giving your taste buds a breather from the peaty or sherried malts. Worth a try for those reasons or if your looking for a lighter more delicate dram.
25. Mar 2016
Comment: Surprisingly complex for a Lowlands malt!
11. Jun 2010
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29. Oct 2010
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