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Glenfiddich 30 Years Old Tasting notes and reviews

Glenfiddich 30 Years Old
 

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Glenfiddich 30 Years Old

Brand
Glenfiddich
Expression
30 Years Old
Type
Scotch Whisky ~ Single Malt
Age
30 years old
Abv
40.00%
Produced at
Glenfiddich Distillery
Region
Speyside
Availability
Specialist stockists
Website
www.glenfiddich.com
Whisky Magazine Issue 13

Whisky Magazine Issue 13
Jim McEwan - Booker Noe - Ultimate Macallan Tasting - Aberlour Distillery.

Published December 2000.

 

Michael Jackson

85
Nose
Sweetish. Beeswax. White chocolate. Hint of ginger.
Palate
Satiny. Sweeter, more honeyed than most versions, with the characteristic pears-in-cream emerging.
Finish
Apple wood flavours and light smokiness in a gently rounded conclusion.
Comment
Luxurious, but in a restrained, understated way.

Jim Murray

77
Nose
"Quality Street" dark chocolate sweet with soft lemon inside with kumquats and nuts.
Palate
Delicate malt notes followed by a prickly spice and then a menthol backwash revealing great age.
Finish
Simple and clean. Vanilla at first and then bourbon-style oak notes.
Comment
Rarely does Glenfiddich pass 21 years unscathed by time, but this has done much better than most.

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30 Years Old

Brand
Expression
Type
Scotch Whisky / Single Malt
Age
30 Year Old
Abv
40.00%
Region
Speyside
Availability
Specialist stockists
Website

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