Craigellachie 17 years
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
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Whisky.com reviews the Craigellachie 17 years. The Craigellachie distillery still distils its Whisky in traditional copper worm tubs. A lot of value is also placed on the quality of barley. This original bottling was stored in oak casks for over 17 years.
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you have the best pallet from any of the whiskey reviewers I’ve seen,you hit every note, thank you !keep up the great content.
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Thank you Horst for another great review. Also thought to say Ben is doing a great job on his Distillery tours. I really enjoy learning and seeing all the details of the various Distilleries!.....Slainte!
Wow! these are 150 to 163 USD. You all are lucky to get it for 80-90 pounds.
Happy Easter everyone , Master ! This is indeed a great Scotch. I purchased it about 6 months ago when most SAQ's here in Montreal were out of Glenfarclas 17 years old ! It's very solid bottle. You will enjoy this excellent product ! Great review and comments.
Great review as always! It must've tasted very good for Horst to say "very good" while he was tasting it! Need to keep an eye on this one 😊
4:35 Craigellachie is definitely the “beast” of Speyside.
....actually, Mortlach is!
@@onYTsince2008 well said ! Craigellachie is actually the Bad boy of Speyside
@@onYTsince2008 personally I’d say that when it comes to sherried whisky from worm tubs nothing beats Edradour. This Speyside style works better with Craigellachie, not to mention the extra abv over Mortlach...
I have to buy one.
i agree Horst loved the sherry
This one will be on Best of the month-cask
Its delicious .. ive tried and its strong and true.
Horst, those casks are made just down the road from the distillery
I actually think this does have some added colour
It's fair to say that if there is no mention of "Natural colour/No added colour" on either the box or the bottle; then it could be for sure!
Unfortunately where I live this is very expensive for what you get. It is even more expensive than the Glendronach 18 year old which in my opinion is totally superior in every way.
It all depends on taste.. I prefer it less sherry but with more spice and citrus flavor that works for me
173$ Canadian where I live. I guess I’ll miss out on this one. L
Peasant lol
@@Bolter024 you see, now it’s comments like that explain why no one likes you.
Hopefully you'll find yourself in a position to exchange samples with someone that has this and give it a try. Cheers!
@@Curt_Kobain Not true
Treat yourself, make it last a year. I do that with my Glenlivet 18 ($160 Ontario)
Cheers. 🇨🇦
It's good but I think there's better for the money. I prefer the 13 which is half the price.
Price is far too subjective when it comes to whisky. Personally I think the 17 year old is worth the extra £40 over the 13 yo. The 23 yo and 31 is a completely different story...
@@David4.14 I understand why you like the 17 and it should, after all, be better. I like it too but age in whisky is not the final arbiter. I think that style works better at 13 years. I prefer Dewers Aultmore 18 to the Craigellachie 17 but it's personal of course.
@@welshtoro3256 agreed, age is certainly not the deciding factor. In any case there is a lot of competition in the £90-100 bracket. Cask is king in my humble opinion.
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