Glendullan 12 años 1999 Royal British Legion Berry Bros. & Rudd

Glendullan 1978 26 Year Old

Nose: warm malty flavours with vanilla, lovely pear drops and citrus. Apple pie with cinnamon and toffee. Orange cake. Whiffs of spices. Mint. Toasted oak in the background. After a while, it develops floral overtones. Quite entertaining. Mouth: strong attack, full and warm. Biscuity flavours, dried fruits and citrus tea. Some vanilla and...

Score 87/100

Glendullan 15 Year Old 1993 Gordon & Macphail

My first Glendullan! Glendullan is another noble unknown, that produces primarily for the blending industry. Around 90% goes into Diageo blends. There are hardly any official releases. So if you want to taste Glendullan as a single malt, you will need to turn to the independent bottlers. This one was bottled by Gordon & Macphail in their...

Score 78/100

Glendullan 1985/2000 Douglas McGibbon

Insert a lame ‘dull’ joke here, ok all done. Now let’s get back to business, the name is Glendullan, one of the seven stills of Dufftown. This dram was conceived in 1985, that year was also a mayor milestone for the distillery, as they closed the old plant for good and all of their future produce would come from the 1970’s factory build...

Score 87/100

Glendullan 12 Year Old

Nose is slightly vanilla, moving to butterscotch and banana. Very light at first impression. The first taste echos the butterscotch on the nose and again ridiculously light bodied and fresh. Surprising to taste a 40% at so long it seems. Breakfast scotch.

Score 73/100