Grain whisky is made from any cereal grains, although in practice today maize (corn) is most widely used. Unlike single malt whiskies, grain whisky is normally distilled in a column still rather than a potstill, meaning far greater volumes can be produced. Grain whiskies are the main ingredient in most blended Scotch whisky. Read More »
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.
A 1973 vintage single grain whisky from North of Scotland, founded in 1958, closed in 1980 and dismantled in 1993. This was aged for 38 years before being bottled in 2012 by Berry Brothers and Rudd.
A 1965 vintage whisky from the Invergordon grain distillery, aged for an impressive 45 years before bottling in 2011 by Clan Denny. Old grain is a style of whisky that's increasing in popularity and bottlings such as this show why.
A 30 year old single grain whisky from closed Port Dundas, bottled as part of the Directors' Cut series from Douglas Laing. Distilled in January 1982 and bottled almost 31 years later in November 2012 after maturing in a refill hogshead.
A well aged whisky from Dumbarton grain distillery, distilled in 1964 and then matured for 48 years in a refill hogshead. An impressively old grain whisky, both richly naturally coloured and flavoured.
A joint bottling of 1964 vintage whisky from Girvan from The Whisky Agency and our lovely selves. Not only is this from the first year of Girvan's operation (they started on Christmas Day 1963) but it's also a 48yo sherried grain whisky, something you rarely see. It's been getting great reviews and we're rather pleased with it.
A independently released grain whisky from the Invergordon distillery, bottled by Adelphi. This was distilled way back in 1966 and matured for 46 long years before being bottled at cask strength in 2012.
A 25 year old edition of Cameron Brig, bottled in 1999 to commemorate the 175th anniversary of John Haig receiving his first licence to distill. Cameron Brid is the single grain whisky produced at Cameronbridge distillery.
A rare 1990s distillery bottling of single grain whisky from Whyte & Mackay's Invergordon distillery. Bottled as part of the very well-regarded Stillman's Dram series from W&M.
A rare bottling of 25 year old single grain whisky from the Cameron Bridge (aka Cameron Brig) distillery in celebration of '300 years at the Brig' - the bridge itself was opened in 1705.
A truly remarkable single grain - unique in that it is the first ever bottling from the first batch of spirit distilled at William Grant's Girvan distillery.
Please note this is restricted to ONE BOTTLE per customer
A second old 50 year old North British grain whisky from Douglas Laing's Directors' Cut range, following up their 1961 vintage from earlier in 2012 with a 1962. This has been bottled from a single refill butt at a solid cask strength of 57.1%.