Lagavulin 37 Years Old 1976 - Limited Edition Cask Strength

With bottlings of aged Lagavulin exceptionally rare, the Lagavulin 37-year-old is the oldest release from the Islay distillery to date. 

Bottled at cask strength (51.0% abv), the whisky – which has been matured in a combination of refill American and European oak for 37 years – is described as “sensational, rounded and comforting” with notes of charcoal, ripe tropical fruits, honey, pine, treacle tart and black tea.

Released alongside it's younger 12-year-old brother as part of the 2013 Diageo special releases, only 1,868 highly coveted 37-year-old bottles were made available, making this an incredibly sought after whisky from legendary Islay distillery Lagavulin.