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A 1965 vintage Glen Grant single malt Scotch whisky matured in a single ex-bourbon hogshead (cask no. 2139) from March 1965 until March 2012. Bottled at a natural cask strength of 46.3% ABV as part of the Celebration of the Cask series by Morrison & MacKay (Càrn Mòr), yielding only 119 bottles.
Based on 5 published Maltiply reviews.
redkite_atlas10 OctVanilla and coffee give the palate a clear centre, while the long, intensely peppery finish sounds like it could take over a little. The fruit offers some contrast, but that firm finish may not suit every mood.
moonlit.tram2 OctBerry fruit and pepper sound appealing, but SGD 891.80 feels steep.
The berry fruit, peach and dried peel give this a lively edge, while vanilla and coffee make it feel fuller. The herbal note and long peppery finish keep it from reading as simply sweet.
HalfmoonRover7 SeptVanilla, coffee and oak suggest a richer, spiced direction.
The appeal here is the contrast: berry fruit, vanilla and peach nectar give the nose a fruit-led direction, while the palate moves toward coffee, spice and herbal notes. I like how the white peach and honey sit alongside the stated oak grip rather than making the description read as purely sweet. The long, intensely peppery finish sounds like the defining turn—vivid, and likely best suited to someone who welcomes spice. Overall, the notes suggest a Speyside single malt with a clear progression from fruit and vanilla toward oak and pepper.
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