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The age of age: Hyper-aged whiskies make their mark
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The age of age: Hyper-aged whiskies make their mark
Glen Grant Splendour Collection 65 Year OldSingle malt Scotch has been on something of a journey over the past decade. First, rising demand and diminishing stocks led to the appearance of so-called no age statement whiskies; producers arguing that flavour was more important than a declared age statement. Out went the 10- to 21-year-old expressions and in came assemblages designed to give Master Blenders freedom to play with stocks. Now the age s…
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