Glen Garioch 1993 20 Years Single Malt Whisky

Kirsten Wilkinson

May 21, 2026, 21:01:47

Quite cosy on the nose — honey, soft smoke, a bit of citrus 🍊 Tastes warm and spicy, with some oak and dark fruit coming through. Finish is gentle, wee bit dry, but nicely comforting.

Sarah Walsh

May 14, 2026, 14:22:12

Hey, just had a sip of this whisky. 👃 The nose is lovely—fruity with apples and a hint of vanilla. On the palate, it's smooth and creamy, with caramel sweetness and a touch of rye spice. The finish is long and warming, with a subtle smoky oak note. Really deliscious! 😋 Cheers! 🥃

Colin Thompson

May 7, 2026, 17:41:24

Just had a dram of this one. Wow, the smokiness hits you right away – like a bonfire in the rain. Then some sweet notes come through, maybe honey or caramel. There's a bit of fruitiness too, think apples or pears. Finish is long with a peppery kick. Really warms you up on a cold night. 😋🔥 Oh, and it's got a nice oily texture, smooth going down. Might have a hint of leather or old books in there? Can't quite put my finger on it. Love it though. 🥃✨

Mason Stevens

May 5, 2026, 19:41:12

First sip, ooh, it's got this rich, sirupy feel, like honey with a bit of toffee. 🍯 Then comes a wave of spices – cinamon and ginger maybe, real warm. 🌶️ The finish is long and smoky, kinda like a bonfire. 🔥 And I get some fruity notes, apples or somethin' like that. 🍎 Really smooth but complexx, innit? 😊

Jade Davis

May 3, 2026, 17:50:46

Hmmm, that's a fun puzzle to unpack... 🤔 First thing I get is a nice hit of something floral... maybe rose? 🌹 Then a bit of ginger spice comes through, warming things up. There's a gentle smokiness underneath, not aggressive at all. The taste is rich... like burnt toffee and a bit of vanilla. It's got this thick, almost oily mouthfeel that coats your tongue. 🥃 A little woody, maybe oak? Finish is long, warming... a bit of dark chocolate and orange peel comes to mind. Quite complex, but in a good way. Enjoying this one slowly. Just don't ask me to name it, no idea where it's from! 😉