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Complex, yet refined, with tempting aromas of marmalade, honey, freshly ground coffee, sherry and nuts. Critic tasting note: "Earthy notes of dried leaves, wet wool, and a hint of maltiness start things off on the nose, then citrus and red apple. We’ll always treat your personal details with care and will never sell them to other companies for marketing purposes.A 15-year-old Glenallachie single malt, matured in a combination of Pedro Ximenez and oloroso sherry casks, creating a smooth, rich character. The sherry punch of the regular 25 year old is dialled back to reveal orchard fruit as well as a layer of rich dried vine fruit and peel. I liked and continue to admire that Glenfarclas is one of the last family-owned distilleries in Scotland.