I’d venture to say that Glenglassaugh Revival is the only Glenglassaugh line most of us will be able to afford. It’s a speyside scotch that is the youngest available Glenglassaugh, selling for around $55. Other vintages of Glenglassaugh are 26+ year old and start at about $200 a bottle. Their 45-year old sells for over $2,300 a bottle. The distillery closed down for several years and Revival is the first product they’ve released since reopening.

I added some cool water and found Glenglassaugh Revival light, fresh, and mild. Scotch is distilled from barley and the earthy barley of Revival prevails in a cool, clean way. It’s not as rich or buttery as Amrut, but both have their own appropriate drinking occasions.