Glenfarclas 1967 35 Year Kingsbury Celtic

A rich and flavorful sherry cask Farclas. Glenfarclas (Ballindalloch) 1967 35yo Kingsbury Celtic 54.1% one of 447 bottles, sherry butt The aroma features good sherry, plum and berry jam, strong mint, caramel, coffee, Shaoxing wine, baked apple, cinnamon, herbs, and a rough barley note from the depths. Upon drinking, it starts with a smooth mouthfeel that expands into rich aromas of mint chocolate, sweet plum jam with a balanced acidity, and pleasant tannins that add depth. Rich, full-bodied, and leaves a long, enjoyable aftertaste. 【Very Good】 This is the Glenfarclas 1967, 35-year-old release from the Kingsbury Celtic series with Ballindalloch notation. It was opened for the 15th anniversary celebration at Yurakucho Campbelltown Loch. Following the previous 1965 release, this is another classic sherry cask Farclas. It delivers a full-bodied aroma with rich sherry characteristics, including plum and berry jam, mint, caramel, Shaoxing wine, coffee, herbs—elements typical of sherry casks from that era. When tasted, it offers a very aromatic expansion with a dense jam-like sweetness, good acidity, and woody bitterness. Truly rich, robust, and delicious. This bottle has a unique character that's hard to define, but it feels like a well-rounded example of the good qualities from 1960s sherry casks, delivering a convincing and delicious experience.