Probably Speysides Finest 1966-2008 | 41 Year Old | Old Malt Cask 4191Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky Bottled by: Douglas Laing 70cl 50% This well known undisclosed single cask whisky "Probably Speyside's Finest" was distilled in 1966 and bottled in 2008 by Douglas Laing for their Old Malt Cask series. It was matured for 41 years in a Sherry Butt that yielded 326 bottles. If you don't know, rumour has it that this is from the legendary Glenfarclas distillery. Attributes Distillery Undisclosed Bottler Douglas Laing

A 1972 43 year old Glencadam bottled in 2015 at 57

Nose: Richly textured

This Glenfiddich 15-year-old was matured in three types of oak cask - Sherry

Another gem in the Rare Old series

lots of full bodied

A rather tasty-looking 1968 Tomintoul bottled in 2012 by Gordon & MacPhail under their Rare Old label at a very drinkable natural strength of 45

A very rare Rosebank 1989

waxy mouthfeel

Cask number 1555 was filled on the 25th July 1995 and after just over 12 years maturing on Orkney

fruity Macallan with gentle sherry influence and spicy oak on the palate

Country Scotland Limited Edition Yes Bottle Size 70cl ABV 46% Pre-Owned No

then a wall of fruits