Another sample from our Scotch Distillery samples tour. Glen Grant, not a rarity, but nothing I have experienced yet, until tonight. There are faint aromas, almost diluted. Oak, white pepper, apples and hay. Some earthiness, like a dry and dusty backroad. A grapiness gradually works it way through over time along with some banana and honey sweetness. The palate is light, diluted and sweet. Just four adjectives: Honey, vanilla, oak, ginger. The finish is short, woody and dry. This is a rather drab expression. Diluted was the underlying current from nose to finish. No zing, flash, pizazz or flavor. It could, however, be a satisfactory summer sipper. Thanks @Generously_Paul for the sample. [83/100][Tasted: 6/22/18]