Glenfarclas 1989-2006 | 17 Year Old | The Family Cask 11721Speyside Single Malt Scotch WhiskyDistillery Bottling 70cl 60% The first ever Family Cask 1989 Glenfarclas, bottled as a 17 year old from a single sherry butt that yielded a pleasingly round 600 bottles at an equally pleasingly round cask strength of 60%. This is a particularly interesting Family Cask, as it's from the first ever run of the series and was bottled in November of 2006, almost a year before the Family Casks were launched at London's

Throw in a touch of malt for the smoothness and bang you have a winning recipe

with a new bottling strength of 43%

Cask Number 727 Bottle Size 70cl ABV 61

Cigar smoke - fruity and spicy

Appearance: Smooth

Bas Armagnac is the most prestigious of the Armagnac sub-domains

There aren't many official releases of Glenburgie so if your looking for one your best bet is an independent bottling like this 20 year old by Signatory Vintage

spicy fruit cake and subtle hints of walnut

Bottling Year 2002 Limited Edition Yes Bottle Size 70cl ABV 46% Pre-Owned Yes

tobacco and old cognac

Great whisky from a sadly lost distillery

and this one looks like great value - A Mannochmore 2009 bottled as an 11-year-old in 2021 at 48% by Elixir Distillers for their small batch Single Malts of Scotland Reserve Casks series