Glen Elgin Finest Collection 1991 22 Years Single Malt Whisky

Whiskyspace Notes 2333

Jul 6, 2026, 24:12:32

Blimey this one’s a proper treat 🥃 Nose first hits you with eucalyptus oil and ripe pears, maybe a little pinewood drift too? Then you take a sip and that fizzy lemon juice zing comes through first, followed by peach, peach syrup, fruit syrups and sweet oils, little hint of cool mint at the back. There’s that sappy smoke and sourdough tang peeking through, intriguing malt backbone, rounded oak influence gives it a creamy, smooth feel, touch of cane syrup and light honey, barley water sweetness rounds it off. More complex than your average daily dram, medium length finish, even has that chalky little note to keep it interesting. A touch muddy in the best way, proper satisfying.

Whiskyspace Notes 2077

Jun 26, 2026, 19:25:44

This dram's got a proper mix of stuff going on. First sip hits you with ripe pears and peaches, proper sweet and juicy, like peach syrup and cane syrup dancing about. There's a creamy custard thing happening too, which is nice, but then you get this sappy smoke lingering round the back, remindin' me of Pinewood forests after a damp day. The malt's got a bit more bite than expected – intr iging, though, not sharp. Rounded oak influence sits heavy, maybe from a well-used cask, with a hint of chalky earthiness. Fizzy lemon juice pops up mid-palate, cutting through the sweetness, while mint and sour dough notes give it a quirky twist. Not overly clean, mind, but that's part of the charm. The finish's medium length, leaves you with barley water and a touch of that smoky smoke again. Easy drinker, but complex enough to keep you guessing. Proper one for a quiet evening by the fire. 🥃

Whiskyspace Notes 1759

Jun 23, 2026, 10:10:55

Right, so this one... first off there's a yeasty, almost sourdough bread note that hits straight away, mixed with ripe pears and a bit of peach jam. 🍑 It's not the crispest dram I've had – there's a bit of a muddiness to it, like drinking lemon juice that's gone slightly fizzy but not quite sharp. The sweetness is quick though, comes through as cane syrup and light honey, with a custard creaminess underneath. A subtle minty-eucalyptus note peeks in, and there's a rounded oak that hangs around, not overwhelming. The whole thing feels easy, like barley water on a summer afternoon, with that intriguing malt note tying it all together. Not super clean, but interesting.

Finley James

May 21, 2026, 04:10:46

Lovely warm dram 🥃 I get soft honey, a bit of oak, gentle spice, and a wee smoky touch. Feels cosy, smooth-ish, with a nice dry finish. Quite easy to sip on a chilly evening.

Chloe Palmer

May 12, 2026, 24:41:13

Oh wow, this one's proper lovely 😍 Smooth vanilla and honey on the nose, with a bit of butterscotch comin through. Quite malty too if im honest. On the palate? Creamy, almost buttery texture. Getting some dried fruit — raisins and fig sorta thing. A gentle spice kicks in after a mo, warming the whole mouth. Hints of dark chocolate and maybe a touch of espresso? Deffo some oakiness there, but not overdone. Finish is long and satisfying 🥃 Hints of smoke and leather linger, with a sweet caramelly fade. Really well balanced dram this. Perfect for a quiet evening in. Would pair brilliantly wi a square of dark chocolate imo 🤌 nose: vanilla, honey, butterscotch palate: creamy, fruity, spiced finish: long, smoky, warming