1967 Vintage Whisky

An incredibly rare experimental malt from the folks at now closed Littlemill. They had an adjustable rectifier attached to their stills which gave them the ability to produce a number of different distillates. Dunglass, named Dunglas here due to someone not finishing the stencilling on the cask, is an oily, lightly peated spirit that has not been produced again.

A 1967 vintage Highland Park, bottled by the distillery in 1991.

A 1967 vintage whisky from defunct distillery Littlemill, Dunglass being their rare experimental peated spirit that was never planned to be released as single malt. This was bottled by Italian independent Moon Import as part of their 'The Animals' series.

A single cask bottling of Springbank whisky by Duncan Taylor. This has been matured for 37 years and bottled at a cask strength of 41.6%.

A single cask bottling of 1967 vintage Springbank. This has been matured for 38 long years and was bottled by Duncan Taylor at cask strength.

A high-end release of single cask Bruichladdich by Signatory. Distilled in 1967 and bottled after 32 years in a sherry cask.

A 1990s bottling of Glenugie 1967 for Gordon & Macphail's Connoisseurs Choice series.

An old 1990s Connoisseurs Choice bottling of Glenugie 1967 by Gordon & Macphail.

Apparently this is the first time ever that someone has had the idea of bottling half a cask of Highland Park for release, and then bottling the rest a few months later for a separate release. Tan Tan Ta-Raaaa!

An incredibly rare whisky: Dunglass was an experimental peated malt made at the now-extinct Littlemill for a very short period in the 1960s. Only a tiny handful of Dunglass bottlings have ever seen the light of day, including this Signatory version for the Italian market.

A 1967 vintage whisky from Springbank distillery, specially selected by Cadenhead's for their Chairmans Stock series and bottled at its natural cask strength of 46.8% after 32 years in a sherry hogshead - this should be absolutely fantastic.

A very rare Connoisseurs Choice bottling of the even rarer Kinclaith, a Lowland distillery that was open for just 18 years and was never officially bottled.

A very rare bottling of whisky from Kinclaith, a short lived distillery that only ran from 1957 to 1975. Bottlings are few and far between, with no distillery bottlings ever made available, but Gordon & Macphail managed to get a few casks and release this 1967 vintage in 1991.

A rare single cask 1967 vintage Highland Park, bottled at 36 years old and selected for their 'more discerning customers'.

A 1967 vintage Strathisla, matured in sherry wood and bottled in 1986 by Italian independent Samaroli.