Abbey Whisky

Glencadam

22 Years Old

ABV 55.3%
REVIEWED Issue 121
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Specifications
Brand: Glencadam, Abbey Whisky
Expression: 22 Years Old
Type: Scotland Whisky / Single Malt
Age: 22 years old
Year of bottling: 2014
ABV: 55.3%
Country/Region: Scotland / Highland
Bottling type: Independent Bottling
Tasting notes
Taster   Neil Ridley
Nose: Buttery, vanilla rich (think homemade ice cream) soft centred meringues and candied fruit. A confectioner's delight.
Palate: The strength of the ABV gives this an advantage; it is deliciously rich and creamy, but also in possession of all the citrus vibrancy one could hope for. Water doesn't kill it off either.
Finish: Lemon infused custard, a little drying oak and a touch of sweet dessert wine.
Comment: Lingering, summery and takes ages to finish. Like a good Test Match.
8.4
Taster   Martine Nouet
Nose: Restrained. A sweet vanilla syrup note. Summer fruit. A grassy touch. Lemon balm. But all in halftones. With water, green apples.
Palate: Sweet at first. A fizzy feel on the tongue. Citrussy. Grapefruit. Blancmange. For me, the alcohol is not well mastered. It needs water.
Finish: In the same shy tone. Almondy.
Comment: A delicate whisky but the alcohol bite makes it difficult to fully appreciate.
7.5
Visit the distillery
Glencadam Distillery, Brechin, Angus, Highland, Scotland
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