Glen Grant 1953 | 48 Year Old | Private CollectionSpeyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky Bottled by: Gordon & MacPhail 70cl 45% A very special Glen Grant distilled in 1953 and bottled at 48 years of age in 2001 for Gordon & MacPhail's Private Collection. This is just as decadent, delicious and concentrated as it looks. One for lovers of dark, rustic old sherried drams that cling to you gums and stay till well past bedtime. Fantastic stuff and loads of fun to boot. Imagine a smoothie concocted from

coastal and mineral with lots of green fruits and tiny wisps of smoke

Old Pulteney 21-year-old is one of the most complex and enjoyable discontinued expressions from this great distillery and won Best Whisky in the World World in Jim Murray's 2012 Whisky Bible with an epic score of 97

Distilled in November 1967

Official Tasting Notes

3% Pre-Owned No

being distilled in 1979 and bottled in 2009 in a limited edition of 5916 bottles at its extremely impressive natural cask strength of 57

this 1984 Bruichladdich 22-year-old was titled Redder Still due to a finishing period in claret casks from Chateau Lafleur in Bordeaux's Pomerol region after over two decades of American oak cask maturation

One of only 452 bottles from cask number 1583

Herbacious

Like many of Diageo's malts

whose chalk content is so high that it appears white

Like most of G&Ms export bottlings at this time