Lowland 59 Year Old Whisky

Whisky from the closed Dumbarton Distillery, matured for a very long time indeed. This right here is a 55 year old single grain, distilled by Dumbarton back in December 1964 and matured in a refill hogshead. Over half a century later, Douglas Laing bottled it up appropriately as part of the Xtra Old

Distilled at Girvan in 1964, this impressively well-aged single grain Scotch was filled into a single barrel, where it remained until 2022. That barrel was opened up by independent bottler Berry Bros. & Rudd, releasing a precious run of 210 bottles for its Exceptional Cask collection.

This exceptionally well matured single grain Scotch from Girvan certainly makes a suitable addition to the Exceptional Cask range from indie bottler Berry Bros. & Rudd. Distilled back in 1964, the same year that a young, floppy-haired band called The Beatles released their album A Hard Day's Night,

A single grain whisky from the Girvan grain distillery, distilled in 1964 and a rather rare release. This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed info and/or photos just get in touch!

The first stills were fitted at Girvan grain whisky distillery in 1963, they came on stream at Christmas and the first proper production run took place at the very start of 1964. This, friends, is a 1964 vintage single cask bottling of Girvan distilled on 15th January. Pretty awesome, right? It was

Very rare single grain Scotch whisky here, distilled by Carsebridge all the way back in January 1964! This was filled into cask #89153 and left to mature for 52 years(!) before we bottled it for our Single Cask Collection in November 2016. The distillery was opened in 1799 and stood for well over 15

Incredibly old single grain Scotch whisky from the Girvan distillery, drawn from one cask and independently bottled by your pals here at Master of Malt! This 53 year old whisky was distilled all the way back in January 1964 and bottled in February 2017 at cask strength without any chill-filtration o

This grain whisky from the once mighty Dumbarton distillery has been aged for an incredible 48 years. It is a 1964 vintage bottled by Douglas Laing under their Clan Denny brand.

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.

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

Incredibly old single grain Scotch whisky from a closed distillery - and it's quite exciting indeed. It was distilled by Dumbarton all the way back in 1964 and filled into a single bourbon barrel, where it slumbered for 53 years! After that lengthy snooze, the whisky was bottled by Hunter Laing for

This is a forty-six year old Dumbarton bottled by Clan Denny. Dumbarton is a grain whisky which means it is with un-malted grain. Although cheaper to make than single malt, when aged sufficiently grain whisky can be simply delicious!

A stunningly well-aged grain whisky here from Girvan! Distilled all the way back in 1964, this Lowlander spent over half a century (!) slumbering in a single cask. Eventually, after 55 years had passed, Berry Bros. & Rudd bottled the whisky for its Exceptional Casks series, with 84 bottles released

Our allocation of this limited release was made available via a bottle lottery that has now closed. We received hundreds of entries and will be in touch with the lucky winners shortly. Read more on the blog. Old single grain Scotch whiskies are a joy – elegant, aromatic and refined. Now just imag