Glentauchers 1997 19 Years Single Malt Whisky

Wayne Harris

May 26, 2026, 03:30:40

Proper old-school dram, this. 🍋 Loads of sharp lemon, apple peel and a chalky, waxy feel, like paraffin and dry clay. Bit of custard and rhubarb too, with white wine freshness. Tense, clean, tart, and the finish goes on ages — lemony, waxy, slightly tea-ish. Really crisp stuff.

Kelly Khan

May 15, 2026, 15:03:55

Right, so this dram… 🥃 Nose is all dark fruits and a whiff of coastal salt air. Stewed plums, maybe a bit of burnt toffee. Proper rich. On the pallate it’s oily and warm. Spiced oranges, a wee touch of clove. Then this lovely smoky layer just rolls in, but it’s more like bonfire embers than a peat bog. 🔥 Finish stays for ages. Leaves a bittersweet chocolate and oak vibe, with that sea spray note sort of clinging on. Honestly, a crackin sipper for a chilly evening.

David Knight

May 5, 2026, 23:21:31

Alright, mate, had a sip of this one and it's proper lovely! 🥃 First thing you notice is the warmth spreading right through – like a cozy hug on a rainy day. Tastes a bit like dried fruits and toffee, with a whisper of smoke in the background. Really smooth, goes down easy without any harshness. Just puts a smile on your face, innit? 😊 Cheers to that!

Lewis Smith

May 3, 2026, 19:03:14

Right then, nose first 👃 – get loads of sweet stuff, like, honey and vanilla, then a bit of baked apple, maybe some dried fruit? Defo some oak and a hint of cinnamon. Mouthfeel's nice and creamy, really smooth. Tastes of toffee, a bit of malt, and some citrus peel sneakin' in. There's a touch of wood smoke and a peppery kick at the end. Finish is long and warm, that spice lingers. A proper comforting dram, innit? 😊 Goes down a treat on a cold evening.

Keeley Davies

Apr 29, 2026, 13:22:48

This whiksy's got a real smooth start, like butterscotch and honey. Then there's a bit of smoke, not too strong, just enough. A warm spice at the end, maybe cinnamon? Very nice for a chill evening. 🥃 The finish lingers with hints of fruit, sort of like apples. Quite drinkable, I'd say. 😊