1977 Vintage Whisky

A rare official bottling from Glenturret, this is a single cask from the now much-revered 1977 vintage, released at full strength way back in October 2006 after 29 years in the wood. Just 246 bottles were yielded from the cask.

A limited edition bottling of 1977 vintage whisky from Glenturret, normally found at the heart of the Famous Grouse blend. This has been aged for 27 years before being bottled in 2004 to produce a sweet and smooth whisky with toffee and elegant oak.

This is another limited bottling from Glenmorangie - a rich, powerful and very complex flavour.

One of only a tiny handful of official bottlings from the distillery also known as North Port (the others being part of the Rare Malt series). Brechin was demolished more than a decade ago, so this is a real collector's item.

A 1977 vintage whisky bottled by the SMWS, produced at distillery 56, aka Coleburn - closed since 1985 and since dismantled. This was distilled in March and bottled 16 and half years later in October 1993.

A 16 year old whisky from Coleburn, closed in 1985 and dismantled in 1996, from the Scotch Malt Whisky Society. It was distilled in March 1977 and bottled in October 1993 at a hefty 64.1% abv.

An old limited edition bottling of 1977 vintage Ardbeg. This was released in small batches between 2001 and 2004.

The first official bottling of Glenugie since a near-impossible-to-find 5yo Grant McDonald bottling from about twenty years ago, this 1977 was bottled in 2010, twenty-seven years after the distillery closed its doors for the last time in 1983. Bottled at its impressive cask strength of 55% abv.

A fantastic dram by the SMWS from distillery 67, Banff -closed, partly demolished and since destroyed by fire. Distilled in February 1977, matured for about 15 years and bottled in March 1992.

A single cask whisky from Cadenhead's independent bottlers. This was distilled at Glenlochy distillery in 1977 and matured for a full 20 years.

A 21 year old single malt whisky from Highland Park, distilled in 1977 and bottled in 1998 in celebration of the distillery's 200 anniversary.

The re-packaged version of the famous Highland Park Bicentenary bottle. Although the original version was believed to have sold out on release in 1997, hundreds of bottles were found in a Japanese warehouse in 2008.

A single cask bottling of Highland Park whisky which had been specially selected by Alice Keown, Liquor buyer of World Duty Free. This 1977 vintage whisky has been bottled at cask strength exclusively for World of Whiskies.

An incredible 35 year old Port Ellen from Douglas Laing, released as part of their Old & Rare Platinum Selection. One of the oldest, if not the actual oldest, Port Ellens they've ever released, distilled in August 1977 and bottled in September 2012.

A sister cask to Douglas Laing's other late 2012 Port Ellen, this has been aged for 35 years in a refill hogshead, before being released as part of the Old & Rare Platinum Selection. The spirit was distilled in August 1977 and bottled in November 2012.

A very rare Brora bottled for the Rare Malts range in the late 1990s. These bottlings have passed into legend and are now incredibly difficult to get hold of.

A very special whisky from one of Scotland's great, closed distilleries. This 1977 vintage whisky has been specially selected for the Rare Malts range. This was bottled at cask strength after an extensive 24 years of maturation.

A much sought after early 2000s bottling from the Scotch Malt Whisky Society, distilled at now-closed cult distillery Brora. Distilled in February 1977 and bottled in October 2002 after 25 years in wood.

A rare and highly sought-after Laphroaig from the 1977 bottled in the spring of 1995. This bottle has a very good reputation and is extremely hard to find these days.