Just what the hell is Glen Rowan?

Tim's discovered a retro blend that defies all modern tropes. In addition to the astoundingly marginal four year old age statement, it may be the first time we've captured a young blend with no colouring - an as yet undiscovered colour of honesty...
It's also terrible.

[@seankemplay78]

Great review. Please don't wait three months until the next one! Missed you guys...

[@justincase5124]

You guys are one of the best reviewers in the business.......
Top shelf!!

[@TheSingleMaltReview]

Cheers for the support!

[@heinerbenecke]

You are back!

[@AlinJapan]

Intriguing how a whisky can change over time! I've wondered about "old bottle" flavors and just what has gone on to change the liquid inside. It might be worth confirming the presence of dissolved plastics by running the remains, if there are any, some kind of chromatograph. If any chemistry profs are watching or if you have friends at a university or research center . . .It'S always a pleasure to watch your reviews -- thanks guys!

[@kalifatokata]

Not too long ago, I had a full bottle of it, purchased in Spain in the early 70’s and hidden away in a junk locker, it was decent enough, light, no off notes, sweetish, better tasting than most modern average blends. Had no recollection of it at all.

[@skraegorn7317]

In the US there’s a brand called Military Special, it’s cheap bottom shelf liquor sold on army bases to privates who don’t know better. There’s a 3 year old blended scotch in that brand sold in plastic jugs, I think it might also be uncolored since it’s extremely pale. That stuff is truly horrible, I wouldn’t even use it as a cleaner.

[@justincase5124]

Tasting notes....... vanilla, stewed apple, cinnamon donut......cancer

[@RAHULVISWAN]

Please upgrade ur camera