Lowland 50 Year Old Whisky

50 year old Girvan single grain Scotch whisky, matured in a single cask. Yes, you read that right. This outstanding whisky was distilled back in 1965 and left to age in a first-fill bourbon barrel for a massive 50 years until it was bottled by A.D. Rattray for their Vintage Cask Collection. Just 255

From the Chivas Brothers Deoch an Doras collection comes a cask strength Inverleven single malt Scotch whisky, distilled in 1973 and bottled in 2011. Located at the Dumbarton distiller, Inverleven has been silent for over 20 years, although the Lomond still, which resided there, has been acquired by

A 37 year old single cask grain whisky, distilled at Strathclyde, aged for 37 years in cask 74065, it was bottled for Duncan Taylor's Rare Auld range in April 2011. A release of just 101 bottles.

Absolutely staggering single cask grain whisky bottled for Douglas Laing's Director's Cut range. This was distilled in 1962 and aged for 50 years before bottling at natural cask strength. Wonderful…

Just 3,000 bottles were released, a 27 year old, single cask edition, distilled in 1973 at the now closed Ladyburn distillery. This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed info and/or photos just get in touch!

This is a stupendous bottling of the North British grain whisky boasting an astonishing fifty years of cask ageing.

Cor blimey! This Sovereign bottling of North British single grain Scotch whisky is 50 years old! It comes bottled at a solid 57.2% abv, made possible by Hunter Laing.

50 year old single grain Scotch whisky from the Dumbarton distillery, which was sadly mothballed in 2002. It was distilled all the way back in December 1964, matured in a single refill hogshead until May 2015. It was bottled at 49.1% ABV with an outturn of 162 bottles. Not often you get to see a 50

This is a Hunter Laing bottling of single grain Scotch whisky from the Dumbarton distillery, which was mothballed in 2002. It was drawn from a single cask which was filled in December 1964 and opened in February 2015 - making this single grain 50 years old! Only 93 bottles were produced.

Good gosh, a 50 year old single grain Scotch whisky from the North British distillery?! This is the kind of spirit you can expect from the Exceptional Casks range from Berry Brothers & Rudd. This release was made with two consecutive casks (#90592 and #90593), which were blended and bottled on their

Grain whisky that's half a century old! Just 153 bottles emerged from the single refill hogshead after this 50 year maturation (June 1965 to August 2015), each reserved for Douglas Laing's Extra Old Particular range of "Extraordinary", "Ridiculously Rare" whiskies.

Ooh, single grain Scotch whisky from the long-closed Carsebridge distillery! Not only that, this is 42 year old single grain Carsebridge! Incredibly rare, exciting stuff right here... It was distilled in 1973, around 10 years before the distillery shut its doors, matured in a refill hogshead and eve

Another stunner from Carsebridge, independently bottled without chill filtration or additional colouring at cask strength by Hunter Laing for The Sovereign range in 2018. This single grain Scotch whisky was distilled all the way back in 1973 before it was matured in a single refill hogshead cask for

A single cask grain whisky, bottled for Duncan Taylor's Rare Auld range. This was distilled in November 1973 and matured for 35 years in cask number 74067 before bottling in March 2009 at cask strength. The single cask had an outturn of 176 bottles.

A staggeringly good, massively rich single cask, single grain whisky, distilled at North British in 1961 and aged for a massive 50 years in oak before bottling at natural cask strength for Douglas Laing's ultra-premium Director's Cut series.

Ah, this is exciting! Single grain Scotch whisky from the North British distillery, released for Douglas Laing's Directors' Cut range. Not only that, it's 50 years old, too! 525 bottles of this sweet dram were drawn from a single, first fill hogshead.

Grain whisky aged for 50 years in a refill sherry butt. 50 years! Half a century! Extraordinary stuff courtesy of Douglas Laing's Directors' Cut range. Distilled at North British in December 1962, it wasn't until April 2013 that this single cask was bottled with an outturn of 150.

An independently bottled Carsebridge single grain Scotch whisky, aged in a refill hogshead cask for 42 years! Whisky from this distillery is very rare indeed, as it closed all the way back in the 1980s! This was distilled a short while before that fateful decade, in May 1973, and bottled in April 20

Distilled in October 1965, this grain was bottled by Hunter Laing in October 2015. The outturn of the single refill hogshead in which this whisky spent half a century maturing was just 267 bottles at natural cask strength.

A rare bottling of Carsebridge single grain Scotch whisky, distilled in May 1973 and bottled in June 2016. Whiskies from closed distilleries (like Carsebridge) are highly sought-after by enthusiasts and collectors, so grab one of these before they gone. This was bottled by Hunter Laing for The Sover

This colourful bottle is the work of Thompson Bros., and the liquid within was distilled at the now-closed Carsebridge back in 1973. The single grain whisky was housed in a single cask for nearly half a century before it was bottled at a smashing 45 years old. Just 349 bottles were released at 53.5%