30 Year Old Master of Malt Whisky for £50!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Butterscotch & Vanilla & Toast & A Generation 30 Year Old Whisky, Master of Malt's well aged grain whisky which can be picked up for a bargain! But is Older Whisky better?
Cheers to the brilliant @Letstalkwhisky for being my guest slapper in this video as well as my guest in the latest Early doors live stream.
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What Master of Malt say about this bottle:
Love yourself some well-matured grain whisky and maybe too many ampersands? OK, perhaps it's more likely that the number of ampersands in a whisky's name doesn't really matter to you one way or the other. Never-the-less, if you're a grain whisky fan, Butterscotch & Vanilla & Toast & A Generation will be very appealing to you indeed! This expression is a 30 year old blended grain Scotch whisky, offering up notes of... Well, the name hits the main themes (it's sort of like it's trying to do my job, and I'm not 100% sure how I feel about that), and there's lots more deliciousness where that came from too. Tuck in!
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What does AI say about this bottle:
I can't provide you with a review of a "Butterscotch & Vanilla & Toast & A Generation 30-year-old whisky" because I do not have information on that particular product.
However, I can provide some general information on what you might expect from a 30-year-old whisky and how the flavors you mentioned could potentially play a role in its tasting profile:
Age: Whiskies that have been aged for 30 years tend to have a rich and complex flavor profile. They often exhibit well-developed characteristics from the interaction of the spirit with the oak casks over an extended period.
Butterscotch: Butterscotch notes in whisky can manifest as a creamy, sweet, and slightly buttery flavor. It's often associated with caramelized sugar and can contribute to a smooth and luscious mouthfeel.
Vanilla: Vanilla is a common flavor note in whisky, especially in those aged in oak barrels. It can impart a sweet, creamy, and sometimes slightly spicy character to the whisky.
Toast: Toasted notes can come from the oak barrels themselves. Whisky aged in charred oak barrels may exhibit toasted or charred oak flavors, which can add depth and complexity to the profile.
Keep in mind that whisky tasting is subjective, and individual preferences vary. A 30-year-old whisky is likely to be a premium product with a well-rounded and mature flavor profile. If you have a specific bottle in mind, I recommend checking reputable whisky review websites or consulting with a knowledgeable whisky expert for a detailed review and tasting notes of that particular product.
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Grain whisky is a great way to taste older whisky at a good value and blended grain seems to be even better. Cheers!
Completely agree, comparing this to 30 year old single malt is mind boggling! Cheers.
I really need to try more grains for sure but 40% will keep it light but one I’ll look out for and next month at GWF I’ll be sniffing out some quality blends. But bigger news I need to work on my slaps… my next video I’ll give it a go.
How do you think this grain would fare up in a blind tasting with single malts?
The score seems fair from you but I’m for sure interested.
Thanks again for having me on and the shoutout I’ve obviously done well enough not to get any complaints 😂🥃
There is certainly better grain whisky out there, then this one! Will be joining you at GWF on the hunt for quality blends. Glad to see you have worked out the secret to slapping. Cheers!
hey this sounds interesting for the price. I agree probably would prefer trying the cask str. fun review. cheers
That is a brilliant way to describe this bottle "interesting for the price". Glad you enjoyed! cheers
I do have an SMWS Glen Muray of 33 yo. And lot of 18-25 too from other distilleries
I bet that SMWS Glen Murray is fantastic stuff? Cheers
Thanks for taking the plunge on the behalf of the many who will be curious about this one. I'm not ashamed to say that I'm in the minority who enjoy grain whisky. I've always found the super old bottlings to be a false economy though. IMHO it's a bit of a dirty trick as grain whisky never ages the way single malt does which is why I prefer younger, quality grain from quality casks. Your review confirms much of my mediocre expectations of this bottling. Still... hats off to MoM for selling it for £50. Many would've been tempted to double that price tag to milk that 30yo age statement. Cheers Jeff 🥃
I am always willing to do the dirty work and try the "bargains" in a hunt for gold. I think you are bang on the money with quality grain from quality casks, 30 years in a trash cask doesn't mean quality. Cheers for watching buddy!
We want a Penderyn review!!!!
Another one will be soon! The Rich Oak was about a month ago starring a Brilliant Slapper! Penderyn Portwood is the next one in the pipeline...
For such a bargain price it's worth picking up, even just to have something that aged on the shelf
Completely agree. It is a great shelf bottle to show and also a great one to share around! Cheers.
Enjoyable review as usual, Mr. Slapper.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this one.
Slàinte mhath
Cheers Mr Peathead! Have you had much experience with well aged grain whisky? Cheers
@@JeffWhisky have tasted some older ones. The oldest being a 52yo Invergorden, in fact the only whisky I've tried the was older than me at the time of trying it. (Best grain I've had so far)
I bet that 52yo Invergorden was stunning@@peathead4450 surely be easy to get a bottle older than you? Lots of 25 year old whisky kicking about ;)
@@JeffWhisky I was referring to the actual age, not how old I'm feeling I am...
My oldest are GLEN MARNOCH 25 cheap at £40 from Aldi and GLENFARCLAS 25 London Edition £150 and the daddy SPRINGBANK 21 £280 all still unopened stashed for the future.
How is that Glen Marnoch 25? I have heard mixed things about the Aldi bottles. Cheers for watching!
@@JeffWhisky not opened as of yet, bought it 16-11-19 and been sitting in my stash ever since. One day it will be shared.
30 years!!
Nearly as old as you! Cheers
Old as you are?? Now can you find me a 60 yr old bottle I can afford?? 😺
I will keep my eyes out for you. Could you get away with 4 Benromach 15s? Cheers for watching!
@@JeffWhisky In that case I'll be trading you 3 Chivas 12's for a Glengoyne 36 😺
@@sugarkitty4777 I think that is a fair trade 😂😂 cheers SugarKitty!