Craigellachie Hotel Glenfarclas 2001 Single Cask Bottling
Single Malt - Scotland - 51.20% 8 In each corner, a fighter rather than a boxer. Not much refinement, but plenty of punch.

Glenfarclas 105
Single Malt - Scotland - 60.00% 8 A bold character. Rich, sherry-armoured. Dangerously palatable even without water.

Glenfarclas 12 Years Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 43.00% 8 Confident. Straightforward. A first-class whisky. Well-rounded. No-nonsense.

Glenfarclas 15 Years Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 46.00% 7 Judging from the colour, as well as aroma and flavour, this is Glenfarclas without its dressing of sherry. Having removed its jacket and necktie, it appears more muscular and aggressive.

Glenfarclas 15 Years Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 46.00% 8 Classic sherry, well balanced. A perfect companion for a creamy pud.

Glenfarclas 17 Years Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 43.00% 8 A bunch of interesting flavours displayed in an elegant oak frame.

Glenfarclas 1955
Single Malt - Scotland - 44.60% 8 The russet colour promised something more luxurious, but this whisky is not as rich as it was.

Glenfarclas 1961 Sherry Hogshead
Single Malt - Scotland - 54.40% 7 Again, wood has taken the lead and the balance is lost. But there is a lot of charm in that old piece of history. So difficult to score.

Glenfarclas 1964 Sherry Butt
Single Malt - Scotland - 48.50% 8 Old but not very lively. The nose is complex and fragrant.

Glenfarclas 1970 Sherry Hogshead
Single Malt - Scotland - 51.70% 8 That old timer has surprisingly kept a high strength and a vibrant character. Oak is overwhelming but in an elegant way. That could be an old cognac.

Glenfarclas 1971 Sherry Butt
Single Malt - Scotland - 51.00% 8 Too long a maturation. When oak dictates the aromatic profile, it is hard to feel satisfied.

Glenfarclas 1981 Plain Hogshead
Single Malt - Scotland - 50.80% 7 Perfect “herbal malt-tea” for a wintery night cup. It takes a few drops of water to cut the edges.

Glenfarclas 1984 Plain Hogshead
Single Malt - Scotland - 46.30% 7 That whisky struggles to stand out among a flight of big sherry guys, but it is worth enjoying. Though we could have expected more character from a 27 Years Old whisky.

Glenfarclas 1996 Sherry Butt
Single Malt - Scotland - 55.60% 7 The nose offered some smoothness that the palate denied. Not numbing with water but gets bitter.

Glenfarclas 21 Years Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 43.00% 8 A straightforward Speyside classic. Also big enough to benefit from considerable age.

Glenfarclas 40 Years Old, Millennium Edition
Single Malt - Scotland - 54.70% 9 Some of the voluptuousness has sagged with age.

Glenfarclas 43 Years Old, Cognac Cask
Single Malt - Scotland - 46.70% 9 Incredibly “alive” for a 43 Years Old whisky. Absolutely wonderful. Fully matured or just finished in a cognac cask ? Whatever, it worked superbly.

Glenfarclas 8 Years Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 40.00% 7 Young and still coming together but there's enough richness of character to make it more than just an interesting pit stop on the road to full maturity.

Glenfarclas Heritage
Single Malt - Scotland - 40.00% 7 Clean and of interest.

Glenfarclas Movember 9 Years Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 46.30% 8 Light and well structured. Refreshing.

The Family Casks 1952 Release II Cask Number 1710
- Scotland - 41.90% 7 Great balance and complexity.

The Family Casks 1957 Release II Cask Number 2115
- Scotland - 46.50% 6 Too long in the wood.

The Family Casks 1960 Release Ii Cask Number 1773
- Scotland - 43.80% 6 Sorry,but this isn't what old whisky is for me.

The Family Casks 1967 Release II Cask Number 5117
- Scotland - 40.00% 7 Better than the previous two with a certain muscular strength.

The Family Casks 1969 Release II Cask number 3185
- Scotland - 56.50% 6 Another that's lost it.

The Whisky Exchange Glenfarclas 1974 30 Years Old, Bottle for the Whisky Exchange
Single Malt - Scotland - 50.50% 7 A lot of elegance and distinction but as if it has lost health. Surprisingly enough, waters boosts it.