These Glenfiddich Clans Of The Highlands bottlings are very popular among whisky collectors and this one should be no exception. This edition comes from the 1980s and comes complete with a presentation tin honouring the Macpherson Clan.

One of 11 different tin designs produced by the distillery which illustrate some of the most famous Scottish clans.

One of the Glenfiddich Clan series, which celebrated seven of Scotland’s most powerful clans.

The pictures are from the actual bottle,  if you’d like more detailed photos just get in touch!

This is a 1980s release of the domestic core-range product, presented in the iconic triangular bottle, designed for the company in 1956 and first used for the Glenfiddich brand in 1961. Various age-statement versions were bottled for different export markets at this time, but all were eventually replaced by the the non-age stated Special Reserve in the 1990s. Interestingly, despite being the world’s first single malt brand, “Pure Malt” was the preferred wording on the label of their flagship product until 2000.

The folks at Glenfiddich clearly enjoy exploring new cask types for their whisky. Whether it’s peaty whisky in rum casks, or making good use of icewine casks, the distillery certainly has some experimental flair. And if experimental flair is what you’re after, Glenfiddich Grand Cru 23 Year Old is the perfect thing. This single malt initially ages in American and European oak casks, before being moved over to rare French cuvée oak casks. The influence these casks has had on the whisky is fantastic, lifting the palate with notes of baked goods and fresh fruit.

Notice it is with out box

A rare stone jug flagon of Glenfiddich , adorned with pictures of Robert the Bruce.

This is rare collectible flagon from esteemed single malt Scotch whisky producers, Glenfiddich. It features the likeness of Robert the Bruce, King of Scotland during the early 1300s, on its label. We reckon it produced in the 1980s.