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Glenfarclas 58 Year Old 1953 (cask 1682)

(70cl, 43.9%)

Glenfarclas 58 Year Old 1953 (cask 1682)

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Glenfarclas 58yo 1953 Bottling Note

This exceptional 1953 vintage is one of the oldest ever releases of Glenfarclas single malt Scotch whisky. Distilled on 25th November 1953, it spent 58 years in a single Sherry cask before it was bottled in September 2012 at the famous distillery in Speyside, which has been owned and managed by the same family since 1865. The outturn after all that time was just 97 precious bottles. Expect sublime notes of rich toffee'd oak, cocoa and stewed fruits.

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