Glenfarclas 1967 - 42 Year Old - 1 of 1 Donated By Glenfarclas 70cl / 41%

A bottle of Glenfarclas 1967, a 42 Year Old expression drawn from some of the oldest stocks of whisky in Scotland. This is presented in an engraved crystal decanter.

This is bottle number 1 of 1.

Glenfarclas is one of the oldest distilleries in Speyside, and since it was purchased by John Grant in 1865 for £512, it has remained under the Grant family's ownership. Known for its masterful use of European oak sherry casks and direct-fired stills, the distillery was the first to release a cask strength single malt (Glenfarclas 105° was released in 1968), and among the first to open a visitor centre in 1973. Though the distillery does supply blenders, it has always held a significant portion of its output for single malt bottlings, resulting in Glenfarclas retaining more significant volumes of aged stocks than most distilleries.

This Glenfarclas 1967 - 42 Year Old - 1 of 1 sold at our online auction for £7,000