64 Year Old Whisky

This impressively aged single malt from Glen Grant was distilled in 1959 and matured for 63 years in a single first-fill sherry butt. It was bottled in 2022 at a naturally robust cask strength of 56.5% ABV. A limited number of 368 bottles were released, joining the third in the Mr. George Legacy ser

Over 50 years in the making, older vintages of Glenlivet are becoming increasingly rare - invest while you can!

This was distilled in 1959 at the Glen Grant distillery and matured in first fill sherry casks before Gordon and MacPhail bottled it. They describe it as "a malt to be savoured."

Distilled over 50 years ago, this rare speysider is from the Linkwood distillery in Speyside.

Single cask Glenfarclas single malt, bottled for the Summer 2014 release of their glorious Family Cask range. This whisky was distilled all the way back in 1959 and matured in Sherry hogshead #1821 until March 2014, when it was bottled with a small outturn of 121 bottles.

A 1959 vintage Glenfarclas family cask! Just look at it - it looks like treacle! Matured in a single ex-Sherry hoggie, it was bottled on 28th November 2014 and released as part of the Spring 2015 releases. The outturn of this desert island dream whisky was just 172 bottles.

A very well-aged North British single grain Scotch whisky, bottled for Signatory's Cask Strength Collection Rare Reserve - a range for very desirable independently bottled whiskies. This was distilled back in December 1959, left to mature in a refill butt and bottled in January 2011. Only 289 bottle

Single cask Glenfarclas, released as part of their Family Cask series. This incredibly dark Speyside single malt was distilled all the way back in 1959 and left to mature in a Sherry hogshead until August 2015, when it was bottled at cask strength with a very small outturn of 127 bottles.

Massively Sherried single malt from Glenfarclas - yummers! This was distilled all the way back in 1959 and aged in a Sherry hogshead until January 2017, when it was bottled for the Family Cask range. It lets about as much light through it as a cinder block, which is exciting indeed. Only 89 bottles

The Glenfarclas Distillery has only gone and bottled up a whisky that was aged in a single cask for 60 years. Yes, we agree, an astonishing feat. This expression was distilled all the way back in 1959, and was filled into a first-fill Oloroso sherry hogshead, in which it slumbered for six decades. I

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 (cask 1838) which yielded 147 bottles.

A very well-aged bottling from Glen Moray, distilled in 1959 and aged for 42 and bottled at cask strength.

An impressively well-aged Glenlivet, bottled at a smashing 64 years old. After it was distilled in 1954 (the very same year that Ian Fleming published Live and Let Die, don't you know), the single malt was left for more than six decades in a single refill sherry cask. Gordon & MacPhail bottled it up

Incredibly well-aged single malt from Glen Grant, matured for 64 years! Released as part of the Mr. George Legacy series by Gordon & MacPhail, honouring George Urquhart of the second generation behind the independent bottler. It was drawn from a first-fill sherry butt and bottled up at an impressive