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.
Another ancient vintage grain whisky - these are very en vogue at present thanks to some terrific recent bottlings - this is from Diageo's Glasgow grain distillery Port Dundas and has been bottled at its natural cask strength of 41.1%
A 20 year old Port Dundas from 1990, the first grain whisky to be part of Diageo's yearly Special Releases range. This has a bit of history, starting with 3 years in bourbon casks before being 'finished' for a further 17 years in new European oak, first fill bourbon and ex-sherry casks.