Colour: white wine. Nose: lemon juice with touches of barley, hay, and metal polish, possibly from bottle ageing. Mouth: it’s certainly got more fatness than contemporary Glen Grants, which are rather more innocuous, and obviously more lemons again. Once again this feeling of drier limoncello, blended with a little liquid wax and perhaps drops of brine, or oyster juice, which gives it an unexpected coastal side. Finish: unexpectedly long and peaty/salty.
