Glenfarclas Distillery

Marypark
Ballindalloch
Banffshire
AB37 9BD
Scotland

Telephone: 01807 500 245
Fax: 01807 500 234
Web: http://www.glenfarclas.co.uk
Email: J&GGrant@glenfarclas.demon.co.uk

Whiskies from 'Glenfarclas Distillery'

• Glenfarclas 105

A bold character. Rich, sherry-armoured. Dangerously palatable even without water.

• Glenfarclas 12 Years Old

Confident. Straightforward. A first-class whisky. Well-rounded. No-nonsense.

• Glenfarclas 15 Years Old

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

Classic sherry. well balanced. A perfect companion for a creamy pud.

• Glenfarclas 17 Years Old

A bunch of interesting flavours displayed in an elegant oak frame.

• Glenfarclas 1955

The russet colour promised something more luxurious, but this whisky is not as rich as it was.

• Glenfarclas 21 Years Old

A straightforward Speyside classic. Also big enough to benefit from considerable age.

• Glenfarclas 40 Years Old, Millennium Edition

Some of the voluptuousness has sagged with age.

Articles about 'Glenfarclas Distillery'

• Capture the essence of whisky in your home

  Whisky Magazineh as scoured the whisky producing world to find an artist who best captures the mood of the dram.Internationally renowned artist Ian Gray has produced a series of ten limited edition prints exclusively for Whisky Magazine readers.The third and fourth prints in the series are unveiled here..
  Found in issue 74 (Whisky Magazine Promotion)

• Down the years

  In an epic tasting we tackle the entire family cask range, Rob Allanson reports..
  Found in issue 69 (Glenfarclas family casks)

• A family affair

  John Lamond examines the history of this independent distillery.
  Found in issue 24 (Distillery Focus)

• Still very important

  Ian Wisniewski explains how differing still designs influence the style and flavour of whisky.
  Found in issue 19 (Still design)

• Elusive and illicit Speyside spirit

  Gavin Smith traces the reportedly romantic but often mercenary history of illicit distilling in Speyside.
  Found in issue 19 (Illicit whisky)