Glenfiddich reviews

Subtle - fruity, apples and pears. A hint of smoke. Really gentle and light. Not complex, but thoughtfully balanced and very pleasant.The taste is gentle, soft and melts into your mouth. Still subtle,…

Glenfiddich is the best selling single malt whisky in the world. So one can expect that he'll be soft and sweet, to be able to be appreciated by such a large audience. This Pure Malt Special Reserve…

This Caoran reserve has practically the same fruity aroma as the normal 12y, accept that the apples and pears are tempered by some slight smoky, peaty hints.It's taste on the other hand hasn't got any…

This Glenfiddich 12y was the first single malt I really paid attention to, and also the first bottle I bought.The first thing I noticed was the fruitiness in the aroma. I had never had this experience…

The nose is quite rich - chocolate, toffee and hints of the smell I associate with a new leather couch.The taste continues the chocolate and toffee, and adds a taste that reminds me of the smell of…

Glenfiddich still is my favorite one.

Beautiful nose: fresh and fruity with hints of green apples. Girls with ribbons dancing in flowery meadows. Not a very complex whisky. No peat. Ideal for novice drammers, I suppose.

Nose: Honey butter and those little toast bites you can buy at Ikea (like heavily toasted mini baguettes). Palate: Buttery, toasty, viscous, clove, slightly burnt toast bites. The palate gives an inte…