Glenturret claims to be the oldest active distillery in Scotland, but as is often the case with extravagant PR claims, the truth is never quite so simple. What is not in question is that officially distillation has taken place in the Crieff area on the site now occupied by the Glenturret distillery since at least 1775, with some sources indicat ... Read More »
The replacement for the old 12yo as the distillery's standard bottling, Glenturret 10yo has a deliciously rich, fruity character. You can see why Famous Grouse is so successful with Glenturret as its backbone.
A medium-full honeyed malt with attractive youthful brio from Glenturret, famous as the home of Famous Grouse - and for Towser, the former distillery cat who caught nearly 30,000 mice.
A single cask offering from the ancient, picturesque Glenturret distillery, home of Famous Grouse. This is from a sherry cask and has been bottled at cask strength
A 34 year old whisky from Glenturret distillery. This whisky was distilled in 1977 and has been bottled as a join bottling by The Whisky Agency and The Nectar.
A 34 year old single cask Glenturret, bottled from cask number 1 in 2012 by Berry Brothers and Rudd. This is the second 34yo Glenturret they've released in a short timeframe and we are hoping this is just as fantastic as the previous bottling.
A rare official bottling from Glenturret, this is a single cask from the now much-revered 1977 vintage, released at full strength way back in October 2006 after 29 years in the wood. Just 246 bottles were yielded from the cask.
A limited edition bottling of 1977 vintage whisky from Glenturret, normally found at the heart of the Famous Grouse blend. This has been aged for 27 years before being bottled in 2004 to produce a sweet and smooth whisky with toffee and elegant oak.
An 8 year old Glenturret released in a ceramic bottle to celebrate their 1975 200th anniversary, although back in 1775 it was called Hosh Distillery and was an illicit still hidden on a farm...