69 Year Old Whisky

Extraordinarily well-aged single malt from the Glen Grant Distillery, released by Gordon & MacPhail to honour the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. Distilled in February 1952, the same year as Elizabeth's coronation, this whisky was filled into a first fill sherry butt, where it remained throu

Released in Autumn of 2007, this single Family Cask was distilled in 1954 and matured in a sherry butt (number 444).

Part of the Summer 2014 release of the renowned Glenfarclas Family Cask series, this is a 1954 vintage single malt Scotch whisky, matured in plain butt #1259. A small release of 453 bottles, bottled in March 2013. Please note: The back label of this bottle has suffered a bit of damage, but the w

A Glenfarclas Family Cask bottling 1954 vintage single malt, which has matured in cask #1260 (a plain butt, if you were wondering) from 1954 to March 2014 - quite a feat, we're sure you'll agree. 480 bottles of this single malt Scotch whisky were produced and released as part of the Summer 2014 Fami

Distilled on 16th June 1954 at the Glenfarclas distillery and bottled on 27th July 2000, part of a rare release of just 1,193 bottles.

Distilled in January 1954 and bottled in November 2012, it's safe to say that this Mortlach single malt Scotch whisky is just ridiculously old. It spent over 50 years maturing in a sherry butt. Bottled by Gordon and MacPhail for their Rare Vintage selection.

Distilled in 1954 at the Strathisla distillery and bottled by Gordon and MacPhail. Matured in first fill and refill sherry casks, the produces describe this as an "after dinner dram".

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