Glen Grant 43 Year Old 1970 (cask 3497) - Tantalus (Duncan Taylor)
- Distillery
- Glen Grant
- Region
- Speyside
- Country
- Scotland
- Type
- Single Malt
- ABV
- 48%
- Age
- 43 years
- Price
- £1114.6
- Tasting notes
- Old Wood, Vanilla, Malt Extract, Toasted, Honey
- Description
- Glen Grant's 1970 distillation was aged for over four decades before Duncan Taylor bottled it for the Tantalus range, presented in a glass decanter—a prestigious release of a Speyside single malt from a particularly old vintage.
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Glen Grant 43 Year Old 1970 (cask 3497) - Tantalus (Duncan Taylor) is a 43-year-old single malt from Glen Grant (Speyside, Scotland), bottled at 48% ABV. Expect sweet, oaky and gentle spice character — old wood, vanilla, malt extract, toasted. A well-balanced whisky that appeals to both newcomers and enthusiasts. A collector's expression at a premium price point.
Glen Grant's 1970 distillation was aged for over four decades before Duncan Taylor bottled it for the Tantalus range, presented in a glass decanter—a prestigious release of a Speyside single malt from a particularly old vintage.
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