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Single Malt Whisky 8 Years Scotland 40% 700ml

Glenfarclas 8 years old is enriched with fruits and malts which are harmoniously combined with honey and some floral elements, creating a pleasant bouquet of flavors.

Green apples and some light notes...

Glenfarclas 8 years old is enriched with fruits and malts which are harmoniously combined with honey and some floral elements, creating a pleasant bouquet of flavors.

Green apples and some light notes of fig, caramel, and buttery chocolate will captivate your senses.

You will find it in a special cylindrical packaging, ideal for offering.

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  • Country of Origin Scotland
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Glenfarclas 8 years old is enriched with fruits and malts which are harmoniously combined with honey and some floral elements, creating a pleasant bouquet of flavors.

Green apples and some light notes of fig, caramel, and buttery chocolate will captivate your senses.

You will find it in a special cylindrical packaging, ideal for offering.

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Specifications

Type
Single Malt
Country of origin
Scotland
Scotch Region
Speyside
Taste Profile
Rich & Fruity
Alcohol
40 %
Bottle
700 ml
Antiquity
8 years
Pair it with
Chocolate, Cheese & Nuts

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  • dasimomytis
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    Extremely interesting whiskey from a family distillery that has accustomed us to very high quality. Its quality aroma releases fresh oak, ripe red apples, and tones of cinnamon upon opening. An easy single malt that will beautifully accompany your spring and winter nights. It is worth trying as an upper priced low-end single malt whiskey. The price positioning is excellent, slightly higher than Glenfiddich 12 or Tamnavulin double cask, and €10 lower than good single malts like Talisker. It plays almost alone in its category as one of the few single malts with an age statement (only Glenfiddich has it at this price), and yet it could easily be compared to, let's say, Lagavulin of the same age (8-year-old) which costs twice as much - don't confuse it with the 16-year-old Lagavulin, which is at the same price and is perhaps the best whiskey in the world. One taste will convince you.

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  • Extremely interesting whiskey from a family distillery that has accustomed us to very high quality. Its quality aroma releases fresh oak, ripe red apples, and tones of cinnamon upon opening. An easy single malt that will beautifully accompany your spring and winter nights. It is worth trying as an upper priced low-end single malt whiskey. The price positioning is excellent, slightly higher than Glenfiddich 12 or Tamnavulin double cask, and €10 lower than good single malts like Talisker. It plays almost alone in its category as one of the few single malts with an age statement (only Glenfiddich has it at this price), and yet it could easily be compared to, let's say, Lagavulin of the same age (8-year-old) which costs twice as much - don't confuse it with the 16-year-old Lagavulin, which is at the same price and is perhaps the best whiskey in the world. One taste will convince you.

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Glenfarclas 8 years old is enriched with fruits and malts which are harmoniously combined with honey and some floral elements, creating a pleasant bouquet of flavors.

Green apples and some light notes of fig, caramel, and buttery chocolate will captivate your senses.

You will find it in a special cylindrical packaging, ideal for offering.

Manufacturer

Type
Single Malt
Country of origin
Scotland
Scotch Region
Speyside
Taste Profile
Rich & Fruity
Alcohol
40 %
Bottle
700 ml
Antiquity
8 years
Pair it with
Chocolate, Cheese & Nuts

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

  1. 5 stars
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  3. 3 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • dasimomytis
    4
    3 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    Extremely interesting whiskey from a family distillery that has accustomed us to very high quality. Its quality aroma releases fresh oak, ripe red apples, and tones of cinnamon upon opening. An easy single malt that will beautifully accompany your spring and winter nights. It is worth trying as an upper priced low-end single malt whiskey. The price positioning is excellent, slightly higher than Glenfiddich 12 or Tamnavulin double cask, and €10 lower than good single malts like Talisker. It plays almost alone in its category as one of the few single malts with an age statement (only Glenfiddich has it at this price), and yet it could easily be compared to, let's say, Lagavulin of the same age (8-year-old) which costs twice as much - don't confuse it with the 16-year-old Lagavulin, which is at the same price and is perhaps the best whiskey in the world. One taste will convince you.

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  • Extremely interesting whiskey from a family distillery that has accustomed us to very high quality. Its quality aroma releases fresh oak, ripe red apples, and tones of cinnamon upon opening. An easy single malt that will beautifully accompany your spring and winter nights. It is worth trying as an upper priced low-end single malt whiskey. The price positioning is excellent, slightly higher than Glenfiddich 12 or Tamnavulin double cask, and €10 lower than good single malts like Talisker. It plays almost alone in its category as one of the few single malts with an age statement (only Glenfiddich has it at this price), and yet it could easily be compared to, let's say, Lagavulin of the same age (8-year-old) which costs twice as much - don't confuse it with the 16-year-old Lagavulin, which is at the same price and is perhaps the best whiskey in the world. One taste will convince you.

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