56 Year Old Whisky

A very impressive blended whisky from ever-awesome bottler The Last Drop - The 56 Year Old is the oldest expression so far to ever be released by the brand. Featuring 60% malt whisky at its core, the liquid initially aged in sherry butts before spending its final days (well, decades) in bourbon cask

Superbly sherried Speyside single malt from Glen Keith. It was distilled all the way back in 1967—when hits like Aretha Franklin's 'Respect' and Frankie Valli's 'Can't Take My Eyes Off You' were topping the charts. This whisky was bottled for the Connoisseurs Choice series from Gordon & MacPhail in

An old Connoisseurs Choice bottling from Gordon & MacPhail, featuring very well-matured single malt from the Glen Keith distillery. The whisky was distilled in 1967 and left to age until 2003, when it was bottled at 46% ABV. This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detail

A rare indie bottling of Glenfarclas single malt, distilled back in 1967 and bottled 15 years later in 1983 by Averys of Bristol. Very few independent bottlings of Glenfarclas exist, making this a collectible piece (also, it's proper old). Please note: The label is somewhat crinkled in places. So

A very rare bottling of 20 year old Springbank single malt, presented as part of Prestonfield House's own range. This was distilled in 1967 then bottled in the latter-half of the 1980s, and presented in an incredible handsome decanter. The stopper is even topped with a peafowl showing off all of its

A 40 year old from the Tomatin distillery, a really beautiful looking whisky, in a stunning decanter. This is part of the release five of the Celtic Heartlands range, and there are just 523 of these Tomatin decanters in the world!

A 35 year old single malt from the Deanston distillery. This 1967 vintage retains superb clarity with its nutty, honey notes with the occasional floral flourish. A superb older release from an under-acknowledged distillery.

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

A vintage from the Glen Grant distillery in Speyside. This was distilled in 1967 and matured in first fill sherry casks.

Distilled in 1967, this is a truly sublime, incredibly rare single cask whisky from the Glenglassaugh distillery. It was aged for 41 years before bottling at natural cask strength. It comes in a smart, satin-lined wooden box with a pair of cut crystal glasses and a certificate of ownership.

A single cask Glenfarclas single malt Scotch whisky, presented as part of the Winter 2015 Release of their Family Cask series. It was distilled in 1967 and left to age in a Sherry butt until August 2015, when it was bottled with an outturn of 520 bottles.

A 1967 Strathisla single malt Scotch whisky, bottled by the wonderful Gordon & MacPhail. This was bottled in 2015, presented with a delightfully retro label, which is rather apt considering the whisky is over 40 years old!

A mind-bogglingly rare Glenlivet from their renowned Cellar Collection range. This one is a 33 year old single malt Scotch whisky from the legendary distillery, which was distilled in 1967 and bottled in 2000 at 46% ABV - you really don't see many of these kicking about nowadays. This'll make for an

Intensely well-Sherried single malt from Glenfarclas and their Family Cask range. This richly dark whisky was distilled in 1967 and left to mature in a Sherry hogshead until April 2016, when it was bottled with an outturn of just 64 bottles. This ought to be outrageous.

This Family Cask bottling from the beloved Glenfarclas distillery features a single cask single malt Scotch whisky which was distilled all the way back in 1967. It was matured in Sherry hogshead #5112 until July 2014, when it was bottled as part of the Autumn 2014 release with a small outturn of onl

A 1967 vintage(!) Tomintoul from Italian bottler Samaroli. Just 176 bottles were produced.

Wow - a 48 year old Tomintoul single malt here from Murray McDavid's Mission Gold independent bottling range! It was distilled in 1967 (only two years after the distillery was founded) and bottled in October 2015. This was drawn from 2 bourbon barrels and bottled at 40.1% ABV.

You know how Glenfarclas are much-adored for very Sherried whiskies? Well, this is very much one of those. It's a 1967 vintage Glenfarclas aged in a single Sherry hogshead until April 2016, when it was released as part of the Family Cask series. Only 65 cask strength bottles were produced.

This was distilled at the Tomatin distillery in November 1967 before a 45 year maturation in a single cask (refill butt number 9315). It was bottled at natural cask strength for the Directors Cut range in December 2012. There are just 175 bottles available.

Well, what do we have here? It's a Douglas Laing bottling, distilled at... Probably Speyside's Finest Distillery? We'll have to leave that up to you to decide! On a less cryptic note, we do know that this whisky was aged for 50 years in a refill sherry butt. In August 2018, that cask yielded 248 bot

What do you do on Christmas Day? Eat far too much figgy pudding? Rethink your Santa Claus trap which has spectacular failed overnight? Completely ignore the whole thing? Well, back in 1967 the folks at Glengoyne were hard at work on December 25th, distilling single malt that would eventually become

This was distilled in 1967 at the Strathisla distillery in Speyside. Matured in first fill sherry butts, this is a rich, poised dram which exhibits the Strathisla character beautifully.

The Macallan Anecdotes of Ages Collection: Down to Work is a collaborative effort between the Speyside-based distillery and Sir Peter Blake, shining a light on a story from Macallan's past. It pays tribute to George Harbinson, who made the call in the 1970s for Macallan to continue using sherry seas

A rare antique bottle of Highland Park single malt Scotch whisky, distilled in 1967. This was bottled before they redesigned their bottles to be somewhat square-ish (and long before they redesigned their bottles once again in 2017 to include lots of viking livery). This bottle was part of a priva

Distilled in 1967 at Glen Keith, this was matured in first fill sherry casks.