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Glenfiddich

Glenfiddich is one of three William Grant-owned whisky distilleries which sit in relatively close proximity to each other to the north of Dufftown, the spiritual heart of Speyside. Founded in 1886, by William Grant of Mortlach and Balvenie fame, the Glenfiddich...

Glenfiddich Whisky Distillery

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About Glenfiddich Whisky Distillery

Distillery Number

01340 820373

Distillery Capacity

10 000 000 litres

Distillery Founded

1886

Distillery Status

Active

Distillery Address

Dufftown, Banffshire

Distillery Owner

William Grant & Sons

Distillery Website

www.glenfiddich.com

1886

The distillery is founded by William Grant, 47 years old, who had learned the trade at Mortlach Distillery. The equipment is bought from Mrs. Cummings of Cardow Distillery. The construction totals £800.

1887

The first distilling takes place on Christmas Day.

1892

William Grant builds Balvenie.

1898

The blending company Pattisons, largest customer to Glenfiddich, files for bankruptcy and Grant decides to blend their own whisky. Standfast becomes one of their major brands.

1903

William Grant & Sons is formed.

1957

The famous, three-cornered bottle is introduced.

1958

The floor maltings is closed.

1963

Glennfiddich becomes the first whisky to be marketed as single malt in the UK and the rest of the world.

1964

A version of Standfast’s three-cornered bottle is launched for Glenfiddich in green glass.

1969

Glenfiddich becomes the first distillery in Scotland to open a visitor centre.

1974

16 new stills are installed.

2001

1965 Vintage Reserve is launched in a limited edition of 480 bottles. Glenfiddich 1937 is bottled (61 bottles).

2002

Glenfiddich Gran Reserva 21 years old, finished in Cuban rum casks is launched. Sales in the US are not possible due to the trade embargo between the US and Cuba. Caoran Reserve 12 years, an attempt to recreate the peaty Glenfiddich produced during the war years, is launched. Glenfiddich Rare Collection 1937 (61 bottles) is launched at a recommended price of £10,000 each and becomes the oldest Scotch whisky on the market.

2003

1973 Vintage Reserve (440 bottles) is launched.

2004

1991 Vintage Reserve (13 years) and 1972 Vintage Reserve (519 bottles) are launched.

2005

Circa £1.7 million is invested in a new visitor centre.

2006

1973 Vintage Reserve, 33 years (861 bottles) and 12 year old Toasted Oak are released.

2007

1976 Vintage Reserve, 31 years is released in September.

2008

1977 Vintage Reserve is released.

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This special limited edition from Glenfiddich was matured in specially charred 195 litre bourbon barrels. This has added a lovely flavour to the 12 year old whisky.  More info
Distilled in 1977 at William Grant's first distillery, the legendary Glenfiddich. This was matured for 31 years in refill sherry casks.  More info
A 33 year old from the Glenfiddich distillery, distilled in 1973 and aged in second fill Spanish sherry butts.  More info
A great 30 year old from Glenfiddich, a winner of a Silver medal at the 2005 International Wine and Spirits Competition. Lovely classic Speyside style.  More info
Part of a release of 660 bottles from three casks from the Glenfiddich distillery, distilled in 1972 and aged for an impressive 33 years.  More info
A rare and old bottling from the Glenfiddich distillery. Beautifully presented.  More info
More complex and flavourful than some of the more run-of-the-mill Irish cream liqueurs. Made with real Glenfiddich whisky for maximum flavour and depth.  More info
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