Glen Garioch The Renaissance 3th Chapter 17 Years
Aged for 17 years, this whisky balances oak, fruit, and subtle spices for a refined experience.
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Third Chapter Elegance
Aged for 17 years, this whisky balances oak, fruit, and subtle spices for a refined experience.
| ABV | 50,80% |
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| Volume | 700 ml |
| Distilled | 2000 |
| Bottled | 2017 |
| Amount of bottles | Unknown |
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| Label | Exclusive series |
The Glen Garioch Renaissance Chapter 3 is the third installment of the four chapter Renaissance series.
It is a 17 Year Old, released in 2017, following the pattern of a 15 Year Old released in 2015 for Chapter 1 and a 16 Year Old released in 2016 for Chapter 2.
“Growing richer and bolder over time, The Renaissance Collection will take you on the fascinating journey that whisky goes through in the barrel. Glen Garioch 17-year-old showcases our unique flavour profile and perfectly continues our story of heritage, leading way to the pinnacle of the series, Glen Garioch 18-year-old.” – Ron Welsh, Master Blender at Glen Garioch
Fruity
Rich
Sherried
Tasting note
The nose opens with a nose of sweet honey, juicy citrus fruits and rich barley. The grains really play a background role, but they allow the bolder flavours to jump out.
Candied orange peel, lemons and grapefruits add a nice tang, with a zesty liveliness to the. They are joined by chocolate and candyfloss, adding a lovely saccharine sweetness.
The palate is spicier, with white pepper, cinnamon and star of anise coming out. These go perfectly with the citrus fruits and the chocolate. The spice is warming and gives the fruits a lovely edge.
Malted grains and oak wood add a depth to the dram, with a lovely elegant orchard note. These really allow the sweeter notes to develop and stop them from overwhelming the palate.
The finish is big and bold, with oranges and chocolate abounding.
