Bushmills 10 Year Old Single Malt New Edition 70cl, 40%

Description

Glenfiddich Clan Sutherland Clans of the Highlands 1990s 75cl, 43% is an older Speyside single malt from Glenfiddich’s collectible Clans of the Highlands range. A strong exact-match retail reference identifies it as a 0.75 litre bottling at 43% ABV, bottled in the 1990s, with no age statement declared.

What gives this bottle its appeal is the way it combines classic Glenfiddich character with strong period presentation. Archived descriptions for Clan Sutherland place it in the old Pure Malt Special Old Reserve style and note its decorative clan tin, which gives it far more shelf identity than a standard old bottling.

Why Choose Glenfiddich Clan Sutherland Clans of the Highlands 1990s 75cl, 43%

Glenfiddich Clan Sutherland Clans of the Highlands 1990s 75cl, 43% stands out because it brings together a named clan edition, older 43% strength, vintage 75cl format and original presentation tin in one bottle. That combination gives it a clearer collectible identity than a routine old Glenfiddich release and makes it especially appealing to buyers who value packaging and period style as much as the whisky itself.

Ideal For.

This bottle is ideal for Glenfiddich collectors who want a named Clans of the Highlands edition with original tin presentation and a clear place in the distillery’s older presentation-led range.

It is also ideal for buyers who enjoy classic fruit-led Speyside single malt with orchard fruit, honeyed sweetness, soft malt and gentle oak rather than smoky or heavily finished whisky styles.

Product Details

Product Name: Glenfiddich Clan Sutherland Clans of the Highlands 1990s 75cl, 43%.

Category: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky.

Distillery: Glenfiddich.

Region: Speyside, Scotland.

Series: Clans of the Highlands of Scotland.

Edition Name: Clan Sutherland.

Style: Pure Malt Special Old Reserve.

Age Statement: No age statement.

Era: 1990s.

Bottle Size: 75cl.

ABV: 43%.

Presentation: Original Clan Sutherland presentation tin.

Bottle Count: No confirmed public outturn was found in the sources reviewed.

Collector’s Note

This bottle has strong collector appeal because the packaging is a major part of the story. Clan-series Glenfiddich releases are much more display-led than standard old bottlings, and the Clan Sutherland tin gives this edition a recognisable identity within the wider range.

It is also appealing because the 75cl, 43% format places it in an older stage of Glenfiddich presentation history. For collectors who track bottle size, strength and sub-series differences across vintage official releases, this is a very worthwhile bottle.