Tasting notes·Glenlossie

Glenlossie 12 Years (2009/2021) - Malts of Scotland

Malts of Scotland is an independent bottler from Paderborn in Westphalia, Germany. Known for its high quality bottlings at good prices, almost every whisky is a real treat - is this also true for this Glenlossie 12 years?

The panel

Marcel
85
Sascha
85

Mean 85.0 · spread 0

Value for money 4/5

Distillery
Glenlossie
Bottler
Malts of Scotland
Type
Single Malt
Region
Speyside
Country
Scotland
Age
12 years
Strength
57.3% ABV
Character
rich

Tasting

Nose

Christmas! Gingerbread, cinnamon and cloves dominate the nosing at first. A hint of honey wine flashes through briefly in places, but is quickly replaced by spices, dried fruit and plums. As if that wasn't enough, cranberries, dried cherries and yes - really - Nutella follow after some time in the glass.

Palate

We continue our visit to the Christmas market with caramel and the sweet, full-bodied flavour of red fruits and a juicy mango. Roasted almonds and star fruit are not to be missed. Cheekily, there is also a little chilli kick hiding in the corner. The alcohol is wonderfully integrated as an intense flavour carrier.

Finish

The Glenlossie remains long and warming with bitter dark chocolate and a little aniseed.

Verdicts

Marcel

A Christmas whisky that’s a lot of fun and delights with its fruity-sweet surprises like mango and Nutella – the Glenlossie 12 Years from Malts of Scotland brings festive cheer to the glass and makes the cold season feel much warmer.

Sascha

This bottling impresses with a complex aroma profile featuring a balanced interplay of spices, fruitiness, and a subtle chili kick that keeps the structure exciting; a technically clean Speyside malt with a long, warm finish and excellent cask balance.

What it is worth

We do not yet hold bottle-level auction results — that sits behind Whisky Hunter’s authenticated feed. What follows is the market for Glenlossie as a whole, which sets the weather for this bottling without pricing it.

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Latest mean bid £79 across 40 lots · 2024-08

Source

Tasting note and scores by WHISKY:EDITION — tasted by Marcel and Sascha, published 2024-02-07.