Another appearance. Another golden oldie. Literally. This wonderful 37-year-old Invergordon once again steals the show. Single grain and pure elegance. Very subtle in the nose. Oranges. Sticky caramel. A little furniture polish or is it chalky paint? Lychee and caramelized sugar. What a gentle giant, very mellow. Somebody got a spoon? Very thick and treacly. On the palate; after eight chocolates. Blood orange, even more so than Valencia oranges. Apricots. And a variety of nuts. Cane sugar. Like any old grain this Invergordon gets even better with time – give it to her. The finish is everlasting long. Sweet with a little touch of pepper. Immensely complex, yet very accessible to those who are new to Single Grains. Words cannot describe what an experience a 37-year-old single grain gives. Only 203 bottles available, -well, 202 now-, so get it while it lasts. A true delicacy.