57 Year Old Whisky

A very old, very rare, and very impressive Glen Grant here that was distilled back in 1966 and bottled in 2016 after spending half a century in a single sherry hogshead. Signatory snapped it up and bottled it at a cask strength of 54.6% ABV, very impressive given how it has been aged. This is bound

An Auchentoshan from the year England won the World Cup boasting an almighty forty-four years of ageing and presented in a beautiful bottle and box. Grand stuff!

This incredible 45 year old expression from Dalmore's Constellation Collection was first aged in a American white oak ex-bourbon cask for a massive 37 years – but that just wasn't enough for the Dalmore team. They then moved the whisky over to a Matusalem Oloroso sherry cask for six years, and then

Extraordinarily well-matured single malt Scotch whisky here from the Longmorn Distillery, released as part of Gordon & MacPhail's Private Collection - which is reserves for very special whiskies indeed. This one was distilled all the way back 1966, and filled into a single first-fill sherry butt to

A delightfully obscure Scotch, perfect for collectors of whiskies from closed distilleries. This single malt was distilled in 1966 at the now-demolished Glenugie distillery, which closed its doors in 1983. In 1994, the whisky was independently bottled by Gordon & MacPhail for the Connoisseurs Choice

A rare sight here! It's single malt Highland Scotch whisky from Glen Albyn distillery, which sadly closed its doors in the 1980s. This whisky was distilled in 1966 and bottled in 2005, joining the Connoisseurs Choice series from independent bottlers, Gordon & MacPhail. This bottle was part of a p

Ah, Glenfarclas Family Casks. Glorious whiskies. Dream whiskies. Here we have one distilled back in 1966 and bottled in December 2015 after almost half a century in a single Sherry butt! Part of the distillery's Spring 2015 releases.

Here we have a rather rare sight indeed – single malt Scotch from Glen Mhor, a long silent distillery, which closed its doors back in the early eighties. This particular expression was distilled in November 1966 and matured in a refill sherry cask, until being bottled by Gordon & MacPhail in August

An exceptionally well-aged single grain whisky from the sadly closed Cambus distillery, which was closed in 1993. This Lowlander was distilled many moons before that though, all the way back in 1966, and was then left in a bourbon barrel. Over half a century passed before it was bottled up for Macki

From the Gordon & MacPhail Private Collection Ultra, unveiled in autumn 2014, comes an extremely well-aged Strathisla single malt Scotch whisky, which was distilled all the way back in 1957! It spent 57 years maturing in Sherry hogshead #1730, specially selected by Michael Urquhart and his daughter

Whisky lovers looking for a 42 year old scorcher (and do use that term) will simply love this. This was distilled at Benriach on the 18th April 1966 and aged in hogshead number 1019 before bottling at cask strength on the 15th October 2008. Part of a release of 175 decanter bottles, bottled by Signa

A 40 year old single malt from Tullibardine, matured in sherry wood before bottling to commemorate the 2006 World Cup, only 300 bottles have been released.

This was distilled at the Glenglassaugh distillery in 1966 and it was aged for 45 years in a refill sherry hogshead before bottling in 2011. It's packaged in a beautiful wooden case and very handsome decanter bottle and it comes with a pair of branded cut glass tumblers.

A forty-five year old bottling of Invergordon grain whisky. Grain whisky hasn't been malted and this creates a sweeter and more syrupy style different to the single malt whiskies we know and love. However this is truly a bargain considering its age, and, furthermore, the time spent in ex-bourbon cas

Distilled at Tullibardine in 1966, this as matured in cask number 1112 before bottling in April 2006. A release of 452 bottles.

Glenfarclas is one of the few remaining family owned and run (as opposed to simply owned) distilleries in Scotland. The Family Cask celebrate their heritage and this cask was laid down in 1966.

Only 202 bottles of this forty-five year Highland single malt have been made. This whisky is luxuriously dark in colour and is presented in a crystal decanter with to cut-crystal tumblers to enjoy this aged malt with.

Vestige is the penultimate 1966 vintage cask in the Benriach warehouse, the oldest vintage they have. Distilled on 21st September 1966, just 46 bottles were produced from the hogshead after a 46 year maturation. An extraordinary piece of history.

A 1966 vintage Glenfarclas single malt Scotch whisky, bottled as part of their Family Cask range. This particular entry into the series was left to age in Sherry butt #4190 from 1966 to July 2014. It was bottled with an outturn of just 198 bottles. Very exciting stuff indeed.

This is a 1966 vintage single malt Scotch whisky from the Glenfarclas distillery. It has been released as part of their excellent Family Cask series in the Summer 2014 batch. After being distilled in 1966, it matured in a single Sherry butt (#4196) until March 2014. It was bottled with an outturn of

A very rare bottling of 36 year old Tullibardine, independently bottled for the Blackadder Raw Cask series. It was distilled in April 1966 and left to mature in a single sherry oak hogshead until May 2002, when it was bottled at cask strength. Just 196 bottles were produced. This bottle was part

A Glenfarclas Family Cask bottling of single malt distilled back in 1966. In case you're unsure, that is certifiably defined as "a very long time ago indeed". It was aged in a Sherry butt until January 2017, when it was bottled with an outturn of just 146 bottles.

A Hunter Laing bottling of 50 year old single malt Scotch whisky from an undisclosed distillery (though Hunter Laing think quite highly of it - they call it Probably Speyside's Finest Distillery). It was aged in a single Sherry butt from June 1966 to November 2016, and bottled at cask strength (an i

Old grain is great - but how about some Xtra Old grain, eh? This is a 53 year old Invergordon single grain bottled for the Xtra Old Particular range by Douglas Laing. It was distilled back in May 1966 and left alone in a refill barrel for 53 years, before being bottled in May 2019, and bottled with

An independent bottling of Glenlivet single malt Scotch whisky, distilled all the way back in 1966 and bottled in 2014 by the esteemed Gordon & MacPhail. This is presented with a gloriously retro label, which we all love here at MoM Towers.