33 Year Old Whisky

A 1978 vintage grain whisky from closed distillery Port Dundas, whose doors closed for the final time in 2010. Aged for 33 years in a hogshead (the HH of the cask number) and bottled in 2011.

A 1975 vintage Longmorn bottled at healthy 33 years of age by indie bottler Montgomerie's.

A long-aged expression of Tomintoul, this 33yo replaces the old 27 yo bottling. Another hit for Angus Dundee, who have done great things with this distillery since their takeover in 2000. Award winner at the WWA 2010:

A 1979 vintage whisky from Glenglassaugh, bottled by Signatory in 2012 as part of their Cask Strength Collection. Distilled on September 1st and bottled on December 12th, 33 years later.

A 33 year old whisky from Bunnahabhain, distilled in December 1979 and bottled in December 2011 by Douglas Laing for their Platinum Selection range. It's a small outturn of 172 bottles, despite sitting in a sherry butt for its entire life.

The fifth release in Bruichladdich's Legacy series, this is a mix of sherry and bourbon cask whisky, including some from as far back as 1968.

A 1978 Glenglassaugh, matured for 33 years and chosen by production manager Mhairi McDonald as part of the distillery's Chosen Few range. She went for something a bit different to the other bottlings, going for a fresh and fruity dram.

A 1978 vintage whisky from Glenglassaugh. This whisky has been finished in a cask previously used for Madeira style wine. A beautifully sweet, fruity 33 year old.

An excellent whisky from Balblair that scooped Whisky Magazine's Gold Award for Excellence back in 2003. We've still got a few bottles of it that are looking for good homes...

A special set from Balblair from a few years back - a combination of a bottle of their long discontinued 33 year old whisky with a branded, and lined, nosing glass and a mini bottle of the whisky to try before you open the full sized version.

Distilled in 1971 and matured in a small batch of exquisite Oloroso sherry casks, this 33 year-old dram appeared in 2004 and at the time was the oldest and quite possibly the best Glendronach ever released. Boasting 95/100 from Jim Murray's Whisky Bible and a Gold Medal at the San Francisco Spirits Competition, this is not a dram to miss.

The most recent of Glenfiddich's Single Cask expressions.

A Peerless release of 1969 Bowmore, aged for 33 years and bottled at a mellow cask strength of 42.5%.

Part of the 'Rare & Prestigious' range from Whyte & Mackay. This 1973 Dalmore was originally matured in American White Oak casks before a second maturation for several years in Cabernet Sauvignon casks from Ch. Haut-Marbuzet, a Cru Bourgeois claret from the St. Estephe appellation. This is being styled as 'The Ultimate Finish' and comes in a suitably smart presentation box. Click on the product for more details and tasting notes.

An early 1970s bottling of Gordon & Macphail's Avonside Glenlivet Highland single malt, matured in sherry casks for 33 years.

A 1968 Macallan, aged for 33 years and released as part of their Fine & Rare range of vintaged whiskies.