Probably Speyside's Finest 1966-2016 | 50 Year Old | Old & Rare Platinum SelectionSpeyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky Bottled by: Hunter Laing 70cl 51. 3% Probably one of the finest expressions in Hunter Laings portfolio is this 50 year old Probably Speyside's Finest 'Glenfarclas'. Distilled in the epic year of 1966 this is one of only 96 bottles from a single Sherry Butt and was bottled at a hefty 51. 3%. Attributes Distillery Unknown Bottler Hunter Laing Series Old & Rare Country Scotland Region Speyside Distilled Year 1966

Filled with honeysuckle

mineral sherry and soft tannins

A little treasure we found down the back of the sofa - a 1985 Longmorn 30-year-old bottled in 2016 by Hunter Laing for the Old & Rare Platinum Selection

Distillery bottling 75cl / 73%

A terrific example of Glen Ord from the 1980s back when it was bottled as 'Glenordie' 12 year old

cured meat and seaweed

but three decades of ageing and a sensible drinking strength of 45

The screen-printed bottles Bowmore used in this period were elegant but impractical

The Port Ellen Rare Malt releases were both infamous for their sheer 'in yer face-ness' and intense power

One of the best Bruichladdichs around

An export version of Ballantine's Founder's Reserve blended Scotch whisky

Cask Type Oak Bottle Size 70cl ABV 48