Dark and rich in both color and aroma, with a deep sherried nose of blackberry cobbler, grape jelly, raisins, dried figs, baked brown sugar, light rancio, and milk chocolate. Tear yourself away from that captivating nose, because it gets even better—a palate of jammy dark fruit, cigar ash, bitter chocolate, and roasted espresso beans, as well as notes of cigar ash, candle wax, and light smoke, all pouring it on at the finish. (633 bottles)

Reviewed by: David Fleming (Summer 2021)

A mature but still fragrant nose offers mint, dried leaves, antique leather, red berry tea, cherries, and milk chocolate. A deliciously gooey sherried palate is packed with notes of cooked strawberries, dark berry jam, chocolate layer cake, and cinnamon spice, balanced by earthy tones of the warehouse. A smooth, rich finish offers more deep red-fruit jam, rancio, and aged cigar wrapper. Layer upon layer of flavors to enjoy in this elegantly aged beauty. (638 bottles)

Reviewed by: David Fleming (Summer 2021)

The sweet aromatic nose offers confectionery notes of cherry candy, candied coconut, cherry coulis, raspberries, marzipan, and a hint of lime. Thick, jammy, and rich on the palate, with notes of almond, strawberry jam, and chocolate syrup. It goes even further with water, unlocking fresh notes of strawberries and cream, allspice, and sherried oak. The finish is equally rich, exploding with cinnamon spice, cooked red fruits, dark chocolate, and a Christmas-spice finale. (612 bottles)

Reviewed by: David Fleming (Summer 2021)

Baked apples, cooked berries, and antique leather on the nose, along with scents of cedar chest, spice cabinet, and vanilla frosting. The palate is richly sherried and chewy, but also bright and loaded with figs, caramelized sugar, chocolate, dark berries, tea, clove, and ginger. A mid-length finish reveals even more pronounced sherried notes and lively spice. Deliciously sippable; a slightly less complex but delightful bookend to the more mature GlenDronach cask expressions. (628 bottles)

Reviewed by: David Fleming (Summer 2021)