Glendronach 12 Year Highland Single Malt

• Raided Score: 92
• Drinkhacker
• By Christopher Null
• The palate is quite rich and seductive, those nutty walnut and polished wood notes really driving the agenda, which ultimately leads you down a road to creme brulee, more toffee, toasted marshmallow, and hits of clove-studded orange, a citrusy overtone which lingers on the finish for quite some time.
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• Raided Score: 85
• Connosr
• By Nozinan
• GlenDronach 12 has become rather expensive of late, but even at $75 (and cheaper if you go a-hunting) it’s still worthwhile as one of the most reliable 12 year old single malts on the market.
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• Raided Score: 91
• Tastings
• By Tastings Panel
• A delightfully youthful introductory Highland Single Malt that shows off the elegance and balance achievable using sherry barrels without having to hit you in the face like a sherry bomb.
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• Raided Score: 92
• The Whisky Study
• By Chris Ellis
• This is a big recommend for those looking for an exciting non-chill filtered bottle (for now) that may fly under the radar for most.
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• Raided Score: 88
• Dramface
• By Hamish Frasier
• Sweetness, spice, and everything nice in this delightful sherried scotch.
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• Raided Score: 81
• WhiskyNotes
• By Ruben
• Average whisky – a normal entry-level expression in that sense, and really close to role model The Macallan in some ways.
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• Raided Score: 92
• The Whiskey Wash
• By Phil Dwyer
• A wave of sweetness at the outset, powdered sugar, which soon transforms into warm barrel spice. Next, satisfying notes of malted biscuit. Freshly baked pastry, warming. Finally, delicate flavours of dried apricots emerge, adding a subtle fruitiness to the mix. The overall impression? Tasty!
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