Grant's Blended Scotch Whisky

Grant's award winning flagship blend, first created in 1898 by William Grant and these days based around grain whisky from Grant's own Girvan distillery.

An old bottle of Grant's flagship Family Reserve blended Scotch whisky, released in the 1990s.

An old half bottle of Grant's Stand Fast blended Scotch whisky, in a flask style bottle, that we think was released sometime in the 1970s.

A handsome bottle of Grant's Standfast blended whisky from the 1970s with an embossed crest on the back of the famous triangular bottle.

An old bottle of William Grant and Sons' flagship blended whisky - the Grant's Family Reserve. We think that this bottle was released some time in the 1980s.

A bottle of Grant's Stand Fast, which we estimate was bottled around the 1970s.

An early-to-mid 1970s bottle of Grant's Standfast blended whisky, with a lightly-embossed crest on the back of the bottle.

A 1970s bottle of Grant's Standfast blended whisky with a heavily-embossed Glenfiddich crest on the rear of the triangular bottle.

A 1960s bottle of the Grant's Standfast blend. But wait - where's the iconic triangular bottle?! A small label on the back explains: "...because of the national bottle shortage and also because of the outstanding demand for Grant's Scotch Whisky this year".

Formerly a travel retail exclusive that hit the general market in late 2012, the Grant's 25 is a well aged and much respected blended whisky. With components ranging from very old grain from the company's Girvan distillery through to rich and smoky drams this is a well-balanced and suitable pinnacle to the Grant's range.

A Royal Doulton ceramic decanter containing a special 21 year old blended whisky from this historic producer. This blend was released sometime around 1990.

An old bottle of Grant's 12 year old 'Best Procurable' blended whisky. This was bottled in the 1950s, a time when 12 year old whisky was towards the top end of the generally available aged spirit.

A cork stoppered bottle of Grant's once popular Stand Fast blended whisky, which we think was bottled in the 1950s.