Honey, caramel, and vanilla nose -- yeah I know that sounds kinda standard... but that's what I get. And compared to that nose, the palate is a bit of an explosion, with lots of warming, mulling spices. Caramel-toffee-vanilla-creamy delight. This is a rather exemplary, textbook (in a very good way) sherry-spice single malt.
Oaky with light spicy sherry. Taste profile is very much in line with the other standard Glenfarclas OB's although I'd say the peak age has long passed. Go for the 15 year, it has a lot more oomph.
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