The Glenfarclas 30 Year Old , the oldest release in the core range until it was overtaken by the 40 Year Old in 2010.

This comes from the ‘180 years of production’ edition released in 2016 but I don’t think the liquid inside is different, it’s just the box designed as an homage to the iconic red doors of the Glenfarclas warehouse.

Glenfarclas 30 yo (43%, OB +/- 2017)

Nose: a green apple / lemon sherbet tartness at first, as well as some pine wood notes and orange peels. Fruity Christmas cake. Whiffs of cognac. Eucalyptus. Later also...