1964 Vintage Whisky

A 1964 vintage Glen Grant, bottled from their scary warehouses full of old casks by Gordon & Macphail. Over 40 years old and incredible value for a whisky of this age.

An independent release of whisky from Glenburgie by Gordon & Macphail. Distilled in 1964 and bottled in 2005 for an impressive 40+ years in the cask.

An interesting single cask whisky bottled at cask strength in 2011 by The Whisky Exchange. Lochside produced both grain and malt whisky from its opening in 1957 until the early 1970s and this is a 'single blend' using only whisky from the distillery. Unusually, the whisky was blended before ageing, with the mix of grain and malt maturing in the same cask for 46 years. A very rare style from this now closed distillery.

A single cask distillery bottling of Tullibardine from 2006. Just 212 bottles were yielded from a single Butt, bottled at natural strength.

A very limited single cask 1964 Glenfarclas, matured in a sherry butt and bottled at cask strength for Belfast spirits merchant J&J Hunter.

A lovely, and extremely rare bottle of 1964 vintage single malt from the little-seen Glencadam distillery, bottled at 80 proof by Cadenhead's in 1979.

A wonderful old 1980s bottling of Knockando 1964 in the traditional rectangular decanter. We think the packaging design on this still looks great after all these years.

A very rare old Cadenhead's bottling from the 1980s of extinct distillery Glen Albyn's 1964 vintage.

A late 1980s distillery bottling of 25 year old whisky from Aberlour. Distilled in 1964, and bottled at 43%.

A rather smart, but simply-presented 1964 vintage Glen Moray bottled at 27 years of age in the early 1990s when the distillery was still using the Glenlivet suffix.