One of the most famous malts in the world, perhaps on account of the story of George Smith, an illegal distiller in Speyside who went legit when he obtained the first license to legally distill whisky in 1824. For many years afterwards he had to carry a pair of pistols to protect himself and his family from his aggrieved erstwhile colleagues, t ... Read More »
A 1960s distillery bottling of Glenfiddich's 15 year old whisky. This has a fantastic label, with a great pre-SWA regs description of 'Unblended All-Malt Scotch Whisky'.
A bottle of Glenlivet's 'Unblended All-Malt' 20 year old whisky, bottled as a limited edition of 2400 bottles for the company's Italian importer Baretto. We believe this to have been released in the late 1960s, meaning the whisky would have been distilled immediately post-war in the 1940s.
A 1972 vintage Glenlivet bottled in 2005 as part of their Cellar Collection series. One of the winners of the series, with 4.5 stars from Whisky Fun's Serge Valentin.
This bottle is missing the back label which shows that this whisky was distilled in 1948. Slightly damaged label, but good level. A very special old whisky bottled in 1969.
A very special 25yo Glenlivet bottled for the Royal Wedding in 1981 (Charles & Di in case you missed it). They pulled out all the stops for this one - a tremendous bottling with a generous dollop of sherry in the mix.
A special limited edition 25 year old Glenlivet released in 1977 to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. Packaged with a sturdy dark stained wooden box.
A relatively young entry in Glenlivet's much vaunted Cellar Collection, distilled in 1980 and bottled 'only' about 31 years later. Initial reports have been excellent for this whisky, with praise splurging across the internet, and we're rather pleased to have grabbed a few bottles.
A 1949 vintage Glenlivet drawn from the scary end of Gordon & Macphail's well-stocked warehouses. Glenlivet is a spirit that can happily take a lot of aging and this one is a perfect demonstration, having sat in a cask for over 50 years..
A very rare bottling from the stocks of Gordon & Macphail. This 1938 vintage Glenlivet was bottled sometime in the 1970s, after more than 30 years maturation.
Please note that the fill level for this item is below the neck, but still rather high into the shoulder.
One of Sukhinder's all-time favourite Glenlivets, this is a phenomenal nutty, fruity bottling - another hit for the 'Cellar Collection', and highly sought-after by Glenlivet enthusiasts.
A recent release of the now-legendary Glenlivet 1964 Cellar Collection bottled in 2004 (one of Sukhinder's all-time favourite Glenlivets). This is now in Glenlivet's smart new packaging with the clear glass and the sliding wooden box.