Glenlossie 1975 44 Years Single Malt Whisky

Whiskyspace Notes 2142

Jun 27, 2026, 18:49:19

🥃 Too right this one’s right up my street! The liquid’s a proper golden brown, looks gorgeous in the light. First you get honeyed notes mixed with pollen and dandelion freshness, plus a little cinnamon warmth, then sweet figs and dates with roasted raisins, even a hint of that walnut skin subtle bitter edge. Tastes like strong black tea with a dash of peach syrup, that mint tea coolness peeks through too. The finish has that lovely very old cognac depth, plus liquorice wood aroma, green tannins are just right, medium finish so it doesn’t drag on, and a little coconut water cuts through all the sweetness perfectly. Ideal for a lazy weekend on the sofa 🥴

Whiskyspace Notes 2081

Jun 26, 2026, 21:16:28

This dram pours a warm gold, hits the nose with a beehive-y scent and a hint of pollen. There's a strong black tea backbone with a touch of mint tea on the side, and some green tannins that make it a bit drying 🍃. The palate's sweet with figs, dates, and cinnamon, but also has this earthy dandelion thing going on 🌼. The finish is medium, with a bit of walnut skin tannin and that mead sweetness lingering 🍯. Quite a mix, but it's got character.

Whiskyspace Notes 1841

Jun 23, 2026, 18:54:47

Nosing this one, straight away it's all honey and beeswax - properly beehive-y, you know? Like sticking your head into a hive. Little bit of pollen floating about, wild flowers maybe, dandelions even. Quite inviting. Taking a sip and wow, the fruit jumps out. Figs and dates, proper sticky ones, with a drizzle of peach syrup over the top. There's something reminiscent of a very old cognac in there, that sort of mellow richness. Gets a bit drying after, that classic walnut skin bitterness creeps in. Green tannins too, like strong black tea left to steep a touch too long. Not unpleasant though, adds structure. Some roasted raisins come through with a dusting of cinnamon. And right at the back, a hint of mead perhaps? That honeyed sweetness just lingers. Medium finish overall, fades away gently with a touch of mint tea and something woody... liquorice wood maybe? Properly good stuff honestly. Just sits there warming you up nicely 🥃

Whiskyspace Notes 1802

Jun 23, 2026, 14:38:17

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Whiskyspace Notes 1542

Jun 9, 2026, 06:53:01

Just poured myself a dram and it's quite a fascinating one 🥃 Starts off dead sweet with thick honey and rich honeyed notes, plus some lovely roasted raisins. But then I get this weirdly fresh hint of coconut water? Didn't see that coming at all. There's a nice kick of cinnamon and it feels a bit like chewing on liquorice wood. Honestly, the whole profile reminds me massiveley of a very old cognac I had years ago. Gets a bit grippy towards the end though. You really notice the green tannins and that bitter sort of walnut skin vibe. It’s really drying on the palate, tbh. Has a medium finish so it doesn't hang around for ages. Decent drop for a rainy evening anyway! 🌧️