A thoroughly ancient single grain whisky from Port Dundas distillery, bottled by Scott's Selection. Single grains from Port Dundas are unbelievably rare - this is only the fourth version we've ever had.
A Clan Denny single cask release from this closed grain distillery. Distilled in 1965 the spirit was matured for 45 years in a refill hogshead before being bottled at cask strength.
A long aged 1965 vintage grain whisky from Girvan, the grain distillery built by William Grant and Sons which produced it's first spirit on Christmas day 1963. This sat in its cask for 46 years before being bottled by independent grain lovers Clan Denny.
Another vintage single grain from Douglas Laing's Clan Denny, this time from William Grant's Girvan distillery. Warming and astringent like along-aged bourbon, with a trace of fiery pepper on the finish.
Another of Clan Denny's outrageously ancient single grain whiskies, this time from the Caledonian distillery, aged a full 45 (yes, forty-five!) years in a refill hogshead.
A long aged 1965 vintage grain whisky bottled by grain the grain whisky afficionados at Clan Denny. This sat in the cask for 45 years, out-living the distillery which was closed in 1988 and has since been demolished to make way for a new housing estate.
A 1965 vintage grain whisky bottled by the grain lovers at Clan Denny. This matured for 45 years and lasted longer than the Carsebridge distillery, which was one of the many distilleries mothballed in 1983 and was dismantled in the early 1990s.
A bottling of 1965 vintage Glen Grant from the depths of the Gordon & Macphail warehouses. Bottled at about 40 years old and impressively well-priced for that age.
A 1965 vintage whisky from now closed Glen Mhor, a victim of the 1983 spate of distillery closures and now demolished. Bottled by Gordon & Macphail in 2005, this is about 40 years old.