Tasting notes: Glengoyne 21 year old

Glengoyne 21 year old
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This lovely Glengoyne 21 year old was a gift from my parents. Ā After I haveĀ tasted the 12 year oldĀ in a far distant past, this was the second of the core range that I was going to try butĀ the first Glengoyne I write tasting notes of.

This Glengoyne has matured in 1st fill European oak sherry casks and is bottled at 43% ABV.

Glengoyne 21 year old tasting notes:

Nose: Hmmm, this is lovely. Very very fruity and sweet. Black berries, blue berries, figs and honey. Dates too. And even a hint of red fruit too. But also leather and nutty, which is a nice counterpoint to all that fruitiness and sweetness.

Taste: Yes fruity again, It starts with a lot ofĀ red fruit, much more than on the nose. Also white fruit. Cacao and dark chocolate. And a nice touch of sweetness from honey again. It is aĀ little thin but very flavourful.

Finish: I love the finish, it is quite long with hints of leather, cacao and dark chocolate.

A very nice dram, especially if you like fruity whiskies. It is multi layered and very well balanced too. AĀ little bit watery, but really a little bit though. Overall it’s just decent whisky with a good taste. Not a bad present at allĀ if I may say so. šŸ˜‰


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88
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