1960 Vintage Whisky

Another of Gordon & Macphail's long-aged Glen Grants which, along with Glenfarclas, represent the best-value long-aged sherried 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 in Gordon & Macphail's series of extraordinary old Strathisla's, this one was distilled in 1960 and bottled a full five decades later. The perfect gift for a whisky fan of this vintage. MAXIMUM 1 BOTTLE PER CUSTOMER.

A particularly ancient single grain whisky from the Carsebridge distillery, aged for a whopping 42 years.

An 18 year old Glenturret bottled by Cadenhead's in the late 1970s after 18 years of maturation.

A specially selected long-aged Glen Moray from the 1960 vintage, bottled in the late 1980s at 26 years old.

A marvellous mid-1980s bottling of Glendronach from the 1960 vintage, unearthed by indie heroes Gordon & Macphail for their Connoisseurs Choice series.

The third 1960 release in Glenfarclas's hugely popular Family Casks series is again from a sherry hogshead. Just 152 bottles were yielded from the cask

Bottled in 2010 from a single sherry hogshead, this vintage Glenfarclas is the perfect gift for anyone born or married in 1960. Majestically rich after five decades of wood maturation.

Another stunning packaging job for this limited release of fifty-year-old Highland Park 1960, featuring a sterling silver abstract 'cage' around the bottle by Scottish artist Maeve Gillies and a natural-look wooden box. The official tasting notes suggest a sherry influence on this, with tobacco, raisins and cooked fruit.

Whisky Bible Awards 2013: Single Malt of the Year (41 years & Over - Multiple Casks); 96.5 Points

An unusual bottling in Macallan's Fine & Rare range - where the majority of the releases in this series were bottled around 2002 after several decades in the cask, this 1960 vintage was originally bottled in the mid-1970s at 15 years old before being repackaged for the F&R series. A time-capsule of a bottle, enabling us to see what 1970s Macallan drinkers were tasting.