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Considered among the finest of the Speyside malt distilleries and one of the few of its age to still be family-owned. J&G Grant became its sole shareholders in 1898 and continue to run it in a traditional manner, notably using direct-fired stills to create a rich, weighty spirit. Considered among the finest of the Speyside malt distilleries and one of the few of its age to still be family-owned. J ...
Based on 5 published Maltiply reviews.
Honey brings sweetness, while herbs and spice keep it in check.
TidepoolRover7 JulI like the contrast between the fruity, gingerbread-led nose and a palate that turns toward herbs and spice, with fine honey notes alongside. The finish is described as full and warming, giving the spicy side a satisfying close rather than leaving the picture focused only on sweetness. That shift is more appealing to me than a crowded list of competing flavours, and it gives this 19-year-old Speyside single malt a clear direction.
afterglow_atlas23 MayThe fruit and gingerbread give this a cheerful start, while herbs and spice keep the palate from feeling too sweet. The full, warming finish sounds like a satisfying close, though the notes leave the exact balance fairly broad.
weekend.postcard30 MarThe full, warming finish is the standout.
tidepool_atlas5 FebFruit and gingerbread make for an inviting start, while herbs and spices add a different edge. The full, warming finish gives this a rounded character.
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