treshin
Glenfiddich 15 Year Solera Reserve
Single Malt — Speyside, Scotland
Reviewed
August 16, 2021 (edited November 25, 2021)
Nose: Orange zest and caramel rolls off into a crisp fruity note (apple, white grape), followed by oak. Water added more fruity and earthy notes.
Palate: Raisin, honey, and a slight apple/white grape. Somewhat oily. Water added more earthy notes (hay, barley).
Finish: Immediate hot spice. Oak tannin. Water added more sherry notes on the finish and diminished the spice.
An easy, if boring, drink for a nice price. Good for relaxing and not having to pay too much attention to the whisky. Despite being only 40%, a generous splash of water really helps with bringing out different notes.
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@ContemplativeFox yeah, as @treshin says it’s not the worst as an easy, thoughtless sipper, but that’s not a ringing endorsement.
@1901 I'm wary of soleras for that exact reason.
I agree 👍. I found it only mildly interesting and a little simple