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  • Speyside (Glenfarclas) 15 Years Old 2010

    Cadenhead's in the Courtyard 2025

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    £62.19
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    Speyside (Glenfarclas) 15 Years Old 2010

    Cadenhead's in the Courtyard 2025
    Lot #1470304
    FINISH DATE
    16 February 2026

    Distilled at an unamed Speyside distillery (Glenfarclas) in 2010, then matured for 15 years, including a final period of maturation in a Ruby Port Hogshead since 2019, before being bottled in 2025. This was captured at cask strength for the Cadenhead's in the courtyard event, held in September 2025.

    Glenfarclas

    The family-owned distillery that everyone speaks fondly of, Glenfarclas was established in 1836 by Robert Hay, who owned the distillery for 3 decades before the Grant family arrived on the scene. It has never left their hands since. The nearest anyone has gotten to owning the distillery was the infamous Pattison company in 1895, who subsequently went bankrupt 3 years later and almost took the distillery with them. The Grant’s vowed never again and over 120 years later, that’s proved to be the case. Glenfarclas has been associated with sherry casks and an impressive maturing inventory as displayed in their family cask range. It remains one of the top-selling single malts worldwide because of its dedication, consistency and affordability. Their age statement range, compared to other Speyside distilleries, doesn’t cost the earth and is widely available. The Glenfarclas character has many fans, thanks to quality casks, direct-fired stills and the use of rummagers, which add to the quality of the whisky.

    Lot Features
    • BOTTLER
      Cadenhead's
    • CASK FINISH
      Ruby Port
    • DISTILLERY
      Glenfarclas
    • TYPE
      Full Size
    • SIZE
      70 cl
    • STRENGTH
      56.1%
    • CASK FINISH
      Ruby Port
    • APPROX. SHIPPING WEIGHT (kg)
      2
    Region
    Scotland, Speyside
    Scotland, Speyside
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