The whisky follows the distillery's signature style of solely Oloroso sherry cask maturation, but achieves a drier, spicier and altogether more robust profile through the use of only Eupoean Oak (Quercus Robur). Flavour: With sherry, cognac, brandy, fruit, nuts, marzipan (and even icing), this is a wonderfully indulgent Christmas cake, in a glass!

There, it is combined with the finest malted barley, twice distilled in traditional, direct fired, copper pot stills and only the lightest and best fractions of alcohol are collected, to be matured in the finest Sherry oak casks over many years. Due to its aging and the quality of the casks used, it's a rare and highly sought after release that is considered a great option for special occasions, as a collector's item or as a gift for a whisky lover.We grant to registered Members a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable right to access and use the Service and to view its contents (“License”). A bit of an antique this from the 1980's, a old flask style release of Glenfarclas 25 year old with a screw top! Today in the hands of the fifth and sixth generation of the Grant family they remain, through tradition and experience, committed to creating the best quality Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky in Speyside. The distillery has six stills which are the largest on Speyside and are heated directly by gas burners.

This competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by or associated with Facebook, Apple or Google. The flavour reveals Sherry, Cognac, Brandy, fruit, and a beautiful combination of nutty marzipan and icing. Aromas of honey and dry apricot on the nose, followed by Kaffir lime and mango on the palate, complemented by subtle herbal notes and dried tobacco. Somewhat of a rarity this from this legendary, still family and independently owned Speyside distillery. This expression is considered a premium release, and is known for its complex and rich flavor profile, with a balance of classic Speyside fruitiness and a significant Sherry influence.Quarter casks used to be a fairly common sight in the Glenfarclas warehouses, however now very few are left.