11 March 2026
  • Strathisla 12 Years Old 2001

    Chivas Brothers Cask Strength Batch 1 (50cl)

    Winning Bid
    £77
    NO RESERVE

    Strathisla 12 Years Old 2001

    Chivas Brothers Cask Strength Batch 1 (50cl)
    Lot #0301260
    FINISH DATE
    31 May 2016

    The cask strength edition of hand-selected Highland & Speyside single malts and single grain Scotch whiskies from Chivas Brothers have all been bottled in extremely rare & limited numbers and are uniquely available at all Chivas Brothers visitor centres.

    Strathclyde is one of the very few Single Grain Scotch whiskies available on he market, and at natural cask strength it brings an intriguing extra dimension to this much saught after & treasured collection of individual Scotch whiskies.

    Strathclyde

    For a time, Strathclyde was the last remaining distillery in Glasgow with the closure of Port Dundas. That’s changed with a new wave of malt distilleries, but we shouldn’t overlooked this grain distillery that was established in the Gorbals area of the city in 1927 by London firm, Seager Evans. Seager were more known for their gin, meaning Strathclyde was employed to provide neutral spirits, which is something that Cameronbridge still does to this day. Eventually, in 1936, Strathclyde moved into grain whisky production when it was acquired by Schenley Industries to support the Long John blend. Strathclyde’s main claim to fame for malt enthusiasts is that it played host to the Kinclaith malt distillery from 1957 to 1975; an exceptionally rare whisky. Today, it is owned by Pernod Ricard and provides content for its blends.

    Lot Features
    • DISTILLERY
      Strathclyde
    • TYPE
      Half Size
    • SIZE
      50cl
    • STRENGTH
      62.1%
    • APPROX. SHIPPING WEIGHT (kg)
      2
    Region
    Scotland, Lowlands
    Scotland, Lowlands

    Frequently Asked Questions

    You’ll need an account with us to place bids in any auction. Registration takes 60 seconds and there’s a small £5.00 registration fee, payable by credit or debit card. Once paid, you will be registered and can place bids in the auction immediately. The registration fee helps us ensure you’re a real person and a genuine bidder.
    In the interest of fairness, any bids placed in the final five minutes of a particular lot will extend the end time of that Lot by 15 minutes. We believe in giving our customers a fair amount of time to increase their bid should they wish. Last second sniping isn’t in the spirit of our auctions and by using this system there is no benefit to doing so.
    Selling Whisky should be a pleasurable experience not a complicated one! We've broken down the process into a few easy-to follow steps.

    The first step is to get your whisky to us. We can help with courier collections, or you can arrange transport yourself. Once at Just Whisky, we’ll handle photography and description of your lots and enter your whisky into our auction. We take payment, then pay you within 14 days of the auction end date.

    The first step is to register an account (it takes 60 seconds) and complete our sellers form here.
    Still get questions? View full list of
    FAQs