Glenfarclas has quickly became a personal favorite after leanring this is a private distillary and deciding to try their products. I enjoyed the 12 so much I wanted to find a older age statement (at a very fair price) and so here we are. I get a marshmellowy creme brulee on the nose with a vanilla and orange hint. You get the feeling this would go great after a savory meal. Palate is a whirlwind of fruits from different seasons. Orange, apple, candied cherry with a woodsy flavor I would think of around Chrstmas time. While this is a fun (and affordable!) drinker with an old age statement I do not think I would stock on a regular basis. Regarldess of a great deal on age I need to fall in love with a whisky for the $150+ pricepoint. I really enjoy haveing friends try it as an older speyside example but I'll stick to the 12 next time i'm hunting for a Glenfarclas. 4/5