Glen Grant is a malt with a bit of a split personality in some ways. On one hand, in its best known form, it is a large-volume, hugely popular young malt whisky in Europe, where it is usually sold as a very mild, light five year-old or with no age statement at all. This side of Glen Grant is very popular with young people, particularly in Spai ... Read More »
Very reliable quality Speyside from a distillery founded in 1840. Glen Grant is one of the world's best-selling single malts and is particularly popular in Italy. Web-Exclusive Price!
Formerly only available at the distillery, this Glen Grant Cellar Reserve 1992 has been introduced by new owners Campari and is being acclaimed as a major step forward. Whisky Bible 2010: Best Single Malt (16-21 Years) ; 94.5 Points
Another from the seemingly inexhaustible supply of outstanding old Glen Grant bottlings from indie bottling heroes Gordon & Macphail. These surely must represent the best value old single malts on the market.
A special edition of Glen Grant, blended from the distillery's most valuable casks and bottled at 46% without chill-filtration in 2010 to celebrate the distillery's 170th anniversary.
A release of 1975 vintage Glen Grant by Douglas Laing as part of their Old Malt Cask series. Matured for 35 years in a refill hogshead before bottling in November 2010.
Another of Gordon & Macphail's long-aged Glen Grants which, along with Glenfarclas, represent the best-value long-aged Speysides available. Thankfully, Glen Grant is one of those special Speysiders (like Glenfarclas, Mortlach and Macallan) that is capable of withstanding immense oak ageing without tasting like a pile of wet sawdust.
Another of Gordon & Macphail's long-aged Glen Grants which, along with Glenfarclas, represent the best-value long-aged sherried Speysides available. This was bottled in 2006 at 39 years old.