Glen Grant 28 Year Old 1994 Old & Rare Single Malt Scotch Whisky – 70cl 63.8%

Description

Glen Grant 28 Year Old 1994 Old & Rare Single Malt Scotch Whisky (70cl, 63.8%)

A Cask Strength Highland Classic, Aged Nearly Three Decades

The Glen Grant 28 Year Old (1994) from the revered Old & Rare series is a single cask, cask strength release bottled by Hunter Laing — one of Scotland’s top independent bottlers. Distilled in 1994 and bottled in 2022 at a staggering 63.8% ABV, this expression offers extraordinary intensity, depth, and maturity from one of Speyside’s most elegant distilleries.

This is a one-of-a-kind release with no chill filtration or colouring — a pure expression of Glen Grant’s timeless distilling style.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Rich vanilla pod, stewed orchard fruits, polished oak, and caramelised sugar

• Palate: Full-bodied and intense with baked apple, clove, honeycomb, nutmeg, and dark chocolate

• Finish: Exceptionally long and warming with spice, dried fruit, and oaky tannins

Why Choose Glen Grant 28 Year Old Old & Rare?

• Aged for 28 years – long maturation in a single refill hogshead

• Bottled at natural cask strength (63.8%)

• Part of Hunter Laing’s prestigious Old & Rare Platinum selection

• Limited to just one single cask – ultra-rare and highly collectible

• Presented in a luxury wooden box with wax seal and certificate

Ideal For

• Whisky collectors building a portfolio of independent single casks

• Fans of Glen Grant looking for something ultra-aged and intense

• Gifting for major milestones or whisky investment purchases

• High-proof whisky lovers who enjoy power and precision

About Glen Grant & Hunter Laing

Glen Grant is a historic Speyside distillery known for its elegant, fruit-forward spirit. Hunter Laing’s Old & Rare series showcases the very best of single cask Scotch, often at natural strength and always in extremely limited numbers.

Buy Glen Grant 28 Year Old 1994 Online

Available now at Modhaven.co.uk – secure your bottle of this exceptional single malt before it disappears into the hands of collectors.