Feral Clangs (Glenfarclas), 41 yrs, 45.7%
Color: Medium gold.
Nose: Vanilla, dried fruits, taste likes a lowlander. Very subtle fruits and herbs.
Taste: Soft and sweet. This can't be a Glenfarclas... where's the dominant Sherry influence? Sorry? It's because it matured on "bourbon" wood? Finally!
Aftertaste: Very fresh from the beginning onwards. No sherry or smoke influences are 'that' necessary to create a great allround whisky.
Score: 85.
Remarks: Unfortunately it costs like 190 euros... Aren't there any cheaper bourbon barrels available for the less fortunate whiskyenthousiasts among us?
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