What Is the Best GlenAllachie Whisky to Buy?

Battling six distinct releases from GlenAllachie distillery to find out which one is the best and if you should buy them for your shelf.

The lineup includes

White Heather 15 Year Old Blend Review

An easy and approachable blended Scotch with a silky texture with notes of orange chocolate and subtle smoke.

The GlenAllachie 12 Year Old Review

The distillery’s flagship single malt with a stunning natural color and lots of balanced fruity and vibrant blood orange notes.

The GlenAllachie 15-Year-Old Review

Often the most recommended bottle in the range, this release delivers a deep, musty, and jammy profile. Heavy PX and Oloroso sherry influence, this is something great.

The GlenAllachie 18-Year-Old Review

Despite the age statement and premium price, this expression proved to be the most polarizing of the bunch. A bit one dimensional and dissapointing.

Meikle Tòir Chinquapin One Review

Now we are diving into the the peated whisky range with this 5 Year Old Chinquapin release. It offers a woody, tree-sap intensity with some subtle smoke.

Meikle Tòir Sherry One Review

A good marriage of smoke and sherry. Captures the classic sherry bomb characteristics, it does leave it a bit wanting.

Check out the full video where I also paired these with some fancy artisan chocolates, as part of a GlenAllachie and Master of Malt package.