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An old edition of the classic sherried Speyside malt, Glenfarclas 15. We love this stuff.

The producers recommend this as an aperitif whisky. It certainly offers more complexity than you'd expect from a 10 year old dram. A lovely, delicate whisky from Glenfarclas.

An incredible dram from Glenfarclas, we can't say enough about it. It's a juicy, Christmas cake of a whisky, absolutely huge! This 15 year old matured in sherry wood, a superb malt which earned 95 points from Jim Murray. A lot of the whisky in this is clearly much older than 15 years, this is a really sherried dram and we love it.

A heavily sherried 21 year old from the Glenfarclas distillery. This offers loads of depth, a really thick dram and great value for money too.

If you like sherried whisky, you will love this super 25 year old from Glenfarclas. It oozes noble blood and devastating class.

A heavily sherried 30 year old from Glenfarclas, this was a winner at the International Spirits Challenge.

Glenfarclas 105 is a superb cask strength whisky, really bold and punchy. In 2004, the Malt Maniacs rated this the best “Bang for your buck” whisky.

A great, well-sherried cask strength release. This was bottled in owner of chairman John L S Grant's father, George S Grant who bottled a cask of Glenfarclas at Christmas time to give as a gift to friends and family. He would leave the whisky at cask strength, in this case a cask strength of 105 degrees 'British Proof'. This expression was released to commemorate 40 years of the 105 cask strength Glenfarclas. There are only 893 bottles of this in the world.

The silk-lined presentation box contains a miniature of the rare and expensive 21 year-old and the 25 year-old Glenfarclas.

Distilled on 16th June 1954 at the Glenfarclas distillery and bottled on 27th July 2000, part of a rare release of just 1,193 bottles.

Part of a rare release from Glenfarclas. Just 2,732 bottles were released, distilled on 7th November 1974 and bottled 26th July 2000.

A single cask edition from the Glenfarclas distillery, this bottling was distilled in 1987 and matured in a refill Oloroso cask.

This Family Cask single cask from Glenfarclas was distilled in 1952. The oldest in the collection, matured in a plain hogshead.

Released in Autumn of 2007, this single Family Cask was distilled in 1954 and matured in a sherry butt (number 444).

A sherry butt matured Glenfarclas single cask. This Family Cask bottling was distilled in 1955 and released in 2007.

A very rich and dark whisky. This was distilled at Glenfarclas in 1957 and matured in cask 2111, a sherry hogshead before a 2007 release as part of the Family Cask range.

A dark, syrupy whisky. This 1958 vintage was matured in a single sherry butt before release in 2007 as part of Glenfarclas' Family Cask range.

This was released in the Autumn of 2007 as part of the extensive Glenfarclas Family Cask range. This was distilled in 1959 and matured in a sherry hogshead.

A very Christmas spice rich Glenfarclas, this was distilled in 1961 and matured in single cask 4913, a sherry hogshead, before bottling as part of the 2007 released Family Cask collection.

This was distilled in 1962 and matured in single cask number 2645, a sherry hogshead. The result is an almost rum-like whisky, released as part of the Glenfarclas Family Cask collection.

This was distilled in 1963 at the Glenfarclas distillery in Speyside. After a long maturation in a single sherry butt the whisky is rich and dark. Released as part of the Family Cask collection.

A single cask from Glenfarclas, this was distilled in 1964 and matured in a sherry butt before release as part of the Family Cask Collection.

A single sherry hogshead matured Glenfarclas, distilled in 1967 and released in 2007 as part of the Family Cask collection. This is a honey and toffee rich dram. Delicious.

A very potent Family Cask bottling from Glenfarclas! This was distilled in 1968 and matured in a sherry butt before release in 2007.

This Family Cask bottling was distilled in 1970 and matured in single cask number 566, a sherry butt. A powerful, darkly fruity Glenfarclas.