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  • Glen Grant 1954

    2006 G&M

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    Glen Grant 1954

    2006 G&M
    Lot #0311035
    FINISH DATE
    30 June 2016

    An incredibly well-aged whisky from Glen Grant Distillery in Speyside. Distilled way back in 1954 and bottled in 2006 by Gordon & MacPhail making this whisky around 52 years old!

    We're not sure there are many more affordable ways to experience a 50+-year-old single malt whisky.

    According to the accompanying leaflet, this expression of Glen Grant was distilled on the 24th April 1954 and left to mature in a First Fill Sherry Butt for over 51 years until bottling on the 13th January 2006.

    Glen Grant

    One of the Speyside greats, Glen Grant was founded in 1840 by the managers of Dandelaith distillery, who both happened to be brothers with the surname of Grant. Today, the distillery is owned by the Italian Campari Group, where Glen Grant has traditionally enjoyed strong sales. For many years it remained in the Grant family, most famously with Major Grant at the helm and his legacy continues to this day. The distillery has always thought ahead of the pack, with electric lighting installed in 1861 making it the first in Scotland. In 1897, rather than expand internally, a second distillery was built next door which was called Glen Grant 2 until legislation prompted a name change. Glen Grant has always been able to offer a wide array of aged whiskies thanks to its well-managed inventory, its light and fruity style working extremely well with sherry casks, as highlighted by the strong support from Gordon & MacPhail.

    Lot Features
    • CASK TYPE
      1st Fill Sherry
    • DISTILLERY
      Glen Grant
    • TYPE
      Full Size
    • SIZE
      70 cl
    • STRENGTH
      40%
    • CASK NUMBER
      1818
    • CASK TYPE
      1st Fill Sherry
    • APPROX. SHIPPING WEIGHT (kg)
      2
    Region
    Scotland, Speyside
    Scotland, Speyside
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