A bottle of Glenfiddich 33 Year Old Vintage Reserve Single Malt Scotch Whisky. This was distilled in 1973 and matured for 33 years before bottling from a single cask
This is bottle number 152 of 420; it was bottled from cask number 9874.
Glenfiddich was built in 1886 near the river Fiddich by William Grant of Dufftown. William Grant was a talented distiller who had left his position as manager of Mortlach distillery. The first spirit was distilled on Christmas Day 1887 and soon caught the attention of Aberdeen blender and broker William Williams, who purchased the distillery’s entire output.
Within 25 years the family firm had 63 agencies internationally, supplying them with its signature blend, Grant’s Standfast. Following a dispute over grain supply in the early 1960s the Grants made the decision to promote Glenfiddich as a single malt. With the new triangular bottles that became a whisky icon, this is regarded as the first global malt brand. Glenfiddich remains the world’s best-selling single malt Scotch whisky to this day. Glenfiddich is still owned by the Grant family, now in its fifth generation, and has expanded to include three more malt distilleries (Balvenie, Kininvie and Aisla Bay), the Girvan grain plant, and brands including Monkey Shoulder and Hendrick’s gin.
This Glenfiddich 1973 33 Year Old Vintage Reserve sold at our online auction for £1,000
