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70cl / 54.6% / Signatory – This impressive single malt was distilled in 1966, when its still was coal-fired resulting in a weightier spirit than Glen Grant typically produces today . It was matured in a hogshead for half a century, bottled by Signatory as part of its Rare Reserve range and carries complex sherry…
75cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – An old bottle of 1967 Glen Grant bottled for the Italian market in the early 1970s.
70cl / 57.7% / Adelphi – A rare bottling of peated, Amontillado sherry-cask-aged single malt from Glen Grant, bottled in 1999 by independent bottler Adelphi.
70cl / 55.6% / Berry Bros & Rudd – A stunning dark sherried 1969 Glen Grant bottled by Berry Brothers & Rudd in 2001.
75cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – A 1970 vintage Glen Grant 5 Year Old. There are many independent bottlings of Glen Grant at ages of well over 30 years, but distillery bottlings rarely get past 12 years old. This dates from a time when five-year-old bottlings were prevalent, in stark contrast to today.
70cl / 54.9% / Speciality Drinks – What can we say? We are honoured that our new Glen Grant won one of only ten Gold medals awarded by the Malt Maniacs for 2007. We loved its exuberant sherried Christmas cake flavours and tremendous complexity.
70cl / 46% / Wilson & Morgan – A 1973 vintage Glen Grant from independent bottlers Wilson & Morgan, bottled in 1994 at 21 years of age. There have been a wave of fantastic 1970s vintage independently bottled Glen Grants and we expect this to be another one.
70cl / 54.7% / Speciality Drinks – An absolute gem of a Glen Grant, matured in a sherry puncheon since 1973 for your organoleptic pleasure. Fruity and nutty in the old sherried style, but no sulphur.
75cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – A young sounding but common for the time 5 year old distillery bottling of Glen Grant, distilled in 1973.
70cl / 47.8% / Berry Bros & Rudd – A 1974 vintage single cask whisky from Glen Grant, bottled by Berry Brothers and Rudd in 2012 after 37 years of maturation.
70cl / 49.3% / Berry Bros & Rudd – An excellent Glen Grant from the 1974 vintage bottled at full strength by posh booze merchants Berry Brothers & Rudd. This is a classic example of 1970s sherried Speyside whisky – a real gem.
75cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – A distillery bottling of 5 year old Glen Grant, distilled in 1979 and released in the mid 1980s.
