William Grant & Sons Ltd
Independence House 84 Lower Mortlake Road Richmond Surrey TW9 2HS England
Telephone: 020 8332 1188/020 8334 1231
Fax: 020 8332 1695
Whiskies from 'William Grant & Sons Ltd'
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Gibson’s Bourbon Cask
Gibson’s Finest
Gibson’s Finest 12 Years Old
Pleasant and well-balanced, with a freshness and confidence.
Gibson’s Finest 18 Years Old
Appetising, Very enjoyable.
Gibson’s Finest Stirling
Is there enough of a bridge between the youngest and oldest whiskies?
Monkey Shoulder Batch 27
An elegant dram, dominated by orange and spices. For a Christmas treat? Water is not needed.
William Grant's
William Grant's 12 Years Old, Premium
William Grant's 15 Years Old
Quite an assertive blend. The nose delivers to the palate but it tastes older than 15 years.
William Grant's 15 Years Old
A dessert malt? Remarkably sweet and chocolatey until water is added.
William Grant's 18 Years Old
The nose lets us expect some exotic promises. Did too much dilution blow all that galore off? Disappointing.
William Grant's 18 Years Old, Deluxe Blend
Leans toward peat-smoke, but beautifully composed. Luxurious. With a cigar?
William Grant's 18 Years Old, Premium
William Grant's 25 Years Old
A long maturation for a blend, but this has emerged with confidence, style and sophistication.
William Grant's Ale Cask Reserve
Fresh and seductively drinkable. I'm astonished how well this innovation worked. The ale was brewed especially to add much more malty sweetness than hop.
William Grant's Sherry Cask
Masculine. Rather austere, aloof.
William Grant's The Family Reserve
I have always felt this blend to lack dimension but, as it warmed in the glass, more flavours emerged, especially heathery-peaty elements. Also a more honeyed, malty fullness.
Articles about 'William Grant & Sons Ltd'
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Found in issue 71 (questions)
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Found in issue 67 (Questions and Answers)
Conval-no-more
In the latest of our series Gavin D Smithlooks at the history behind Convalmore.
Found in issue 66 (Lost distilleries)
The strange case of the Bothy Still
Gavin D Smith looks at how Diageo’s forerunners flirted with the idea of launching a ‘boutique’ distillery based on an illegal operation – and how it ended up on the shelf.
Found in issue 34 (Whisky History)
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