Glen Grant Arboralis
| Category | SINGLE MALT |
| Distillery | Glen Grant |
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| ABV | 40.0% |
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| Country | Scotland |
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Flavor Profile
Tasting Notes
Colour
gold
air Nose
a little smokier, a little more metallic, not fragile this far, a little more on waxes than honey, with more walnuts than dried fruits, and so a slightly more oloroso-y profile. Pinewood and embrocations in the background, that's closer. A drop of old apple brandy, perhaps, otherwise toasted brioche and wee hints of menthol and liquorice. It is complex and totally fresh. We're in 1936 and nothing has changed! The 40% do not feel either, but as we always say, the devil is on the palate…
restaurant Palate
well, he's not there, apparently. Not the tiniest sign of cardboard, stale tea or dust here, quite the contrary, with perfect oranges and tangerine jams, golden sultanas, some toffee, even butterscotch, mountain honey, a touch of wood smoke, I am reminded of Macallan of old. Stewed bananas in honey and sweet wine, with a little mint. This one's absolutely not tired
timer Finish
this is where it would start to nosedive, the finish is very short. But still no cardboard, rather a little mead