Glenfarclas Family Cask

Glenfarclas Family Casks 2009 #1117
Speyside Single Malt Whisky 61.5%

Glenfarclas Family Casks 2009 #1117 is a unique single malt whiskey from the family owned distillery Glenfarclas, located in Speyside, Scotland. This bottling has an impressive alcohol strength of 61.5%, giving it a powerful and intense character.

About Glenfarclas:
Glenfarclas is one of the few remaining Scottish distilleries still run by the original family. The distillery was founded in 1836 but came into the ownership of the Grant family in 1865 when John Grant bought both Recherlich Farm and the distillery for £511. Since then, six generations of the Grant family have carried on the craftsmanship and traditions behind their award-winning whiskies.

Glenfarclas Family Casks:
The Family Casks series is a collection of exclusive single cask bottlings, with each bottling representing a specific vintage. They are non-chill filtered and bottled at cask strength to retain their full aroma and flavor profile. Each bottle from this series is a snapshot of the distillery's history, made with care and respect for tradition.

Glenfarclas Family Casks 2008 #2112
Speyside Single Malt Whisky 57.7%

Glenfarclas is one of the few remaining Scottish distilleries still family owned. Since 1865, the distillery has been in the hands of the same family: The Grants. John Grant was actually a cattle breeder when he bought Recherlich Farm and Glenfarcla's Distillery in 1865 for £511. It is the six-generation whiskey skill that benefits us consumers today.

Glenfarclas is one of the few remaining Scottish distilleries still family owned. Since 1865, the distillery has been in the hands of the same family: The Grants. John Grant was actually a cattle breeder when he bought Recherlich Farm and Glenfarcla's Distillery in 1865 for £511. It is the six-generation whiskey skill that benefits us consumers today.

Glenfarclas is one of Scotland's legendary distilleries – in a country that is truly the center of the world for good whisky. Whiskey guru Jim Murray writes in Lademann's Whiskey Book about Glenfarclas: "I hope their name reaches far and wide - their malt should be experienced by anyone seeking liquid beauty."

Glenfarclas Family Cask

"Back in 2007 Glenfarclas launched ´The Family Casks. A unique collection of single cask malt whisky, with a cask from every year from 1952 to 1994. For the selection glenfarclas have selected the best casks from theres dunnage warehouses, and each cask has been bottled at cask strength, and natural colour.
"The Family Cask" have received many accolades, including being name the "Best New Scotish Whisky Of The Year" - mutiple casks by Jim Murray.

Glenfarclas is one of the few remaining Scottish distilleries still family owned. Since 1865, the distillery has been in the hands of the same family: The Grants. John Grant was actually a cattle breeder when he bought Recherlich Farm and Glenfarclas Distillery in 1865 for £511. It is six generations of whiskey connoisseurship that benefits us consumers today.

Glenfarclas means "Valley of the Green Grass" in Gaelic, and the skilled Scots get the water used in the distillation from a small spring that springs from the beautiful and dramatic Ben Rinnes. The distillery is located at the foot of the heather-covered mountain, where the water springs up from the underlying granite when the winter snow melts. The combination of the very clean, soft water and the completely unique shape of the potstills used by Glenfarclas contributes to the distillery's unique Highland Single Malts.

Glenfarclas Family Cask 1991 #5676
Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Distilled: 1991
Bottling date: 09/06/2021
Cask number: 5676
Cask type: Sherry Butt
One of 558 bottles
Strength: 55,3%

Glenfarclas family Cask 2006 #3424
Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Distilled: 2006
Bottling date: 16/06/21
Cask Number: 3424
Cask type: Sherry Butt
One of 680 bottles
60% alcohol

Glenfarclas Family Cask

Distilled: 2004
Bottling date: 19/07/23
Cask number: 1106
Cask type: Refill Port Pipe
One of 457 bottles
Strength: 54,2%

Glenfarclas Family Casks 2007 #2669
– An Extraordinary Whiskey Experience

Enter a world of unparalleled quality with Glenfarclas Family Casks 2007 #2669, a remarkable Highland Single Malt Scotch Whiskey that carries the legacy of more than 150 years of family dedication and craftsmanship. Distilled in 2007 and bottled on 20 July 2023, this exclusive bottling comes in at an impressive 60.1% strength and is aged in a refill sherry butt – a method that enhances its rich, complex character.

With only 634 bottles available, every drop of this amazing whiskey is the result of generations of experience and an unwavering commitment to quality. Glenfarclas, one of the few remaining family-owned distilleries in Scotland, continues its proud tradition under the management of the fifth generation of Grants, who have also refined the distillery's unique style and flavor profile.

Tasting notes:
Experience a deep and nuanced whisky, where sweet notes from the sherry cask harmonize with complexity and warm spices. Its rich texture invites an experience that both pleases the palate and leaves a lasting impression.

A Tribute to Tradition:
Each bottle of Glenfarclas Family Casks tells its own story of craftsmanship and dedication. This rare bottling is more than a whiskey – it's a journey into the heart of Speyside, where tradition and quality constantly meet.

Take part in this exclusive experience and enrich your collection with Glenfarclas Family Casks 2007 #2669. Experience how the tradition continues and enjoy a bottle that is a true symbol of Glenfarclas' heritage – where tradition meets quality in every drop.

Glenfarclas Family Casks
Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Distilled: 1995
Bottling Date: 28.07.2022
One of 568 bottles
Cask number: 6651
Casks Type: Sherry Butt
Strength: 50,2%

Glenfarclas is one of the few remaining Scottish distilleries still family-owned. Since 1865, the distillery has been in the hands of the same family: The Grants. John Grant was actually a cattle breeder when he bought Recherlich Farm and Glenfarcla's Distillery in 1865 for £511. It is the six-generation whiskey skill that benefits us consumers today.

Glenfarclas Family Casks
Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Distilled: 2000
Bottling Date: 28.07.2022
One of 621 bottles
Cask number: 3286
Casks Type: Sherry Butt
Strength: 52,8%

Glenfarclas is one of the few remaining Scottish distilleries still family-owned. Since 1865, the distillery has been in the hands of the same family: The Grants. John Grant was actually a cattle breeder when he bought Recherlich Farm and Glenfarcla's Distillery in 1865 for £511. It is the six-generation whiskey skill that benefits us consumers today.

Glenfarclas Family Casks
Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Distilled: 2001
Bottling Date: 27.07.2022
One of 574 bottles
Cask number: 3383
Casks Type: 4th Fill Butt
Strength: 55,1%

Glenfarclas is one of the few remaining Scottish distilleries still family-owned. Since 1865, the distillery has been in the hands of the same family: The Grants. John Grant was actually a cattle breeder when he bought Recherlich Farm and Glenfarcla's Distillery in 1865 for £511. It is the six-generation whiskey skill that benefits us consumers today.

Glenfarclas Family Casks 2003 #1970
– 4th Fill Butt, Bottled 2022

Glenfarclas is a true gem among Scottish single malt whiskeys and a tribute to the family-owned passion for the art of distillation. This special bottling from their acclaimed Family Casks range represents the best of Glenfarclas' heritage.

This whiskey was distilled in 2003 and bottled on 27 July 2022, giving it almost 19 years to mature in a 4th Fill Butt cask (cask number 1970). The bottling is one of just 593 bottles, each with an impressive 55.9% strength, providing an authentic and concentrated taste experience.

Tasting notes
Nose: Delicate sherry, dried fruit, caramel and a touch of spices.
Taste: Full and warm with notes of raisins, dark chocolate and roasted nuts.
Aftertaste: Long and persistent with slight dryness and warm spices.
With these Glenfarclas Family Casks, you don't just get a whisky, but part of a 158-year-old history. It is a bottle that deserves a special place in any whiskey collection.

Glenfarclas is known as one of Scotland's most traditional distilleries that remains family owned. Since 1865, the distillery has been in the hands of the Grant family, who have continued their dedication and expertise through six generations. It all began with John Grant, a cattle breeder, who in 1865 bought Recherlich Farm and Glenfarclas Distillery for the modest sum of £511.

This family ownership structure has enabled Glenfarclas to maintain their unique approach to whiskey making, which i.a. includes the use of directly heated copper kettles and quality casks. The result is whiskeys with depth, character and complexity.

This 2003 bottling is a perfect representation of Glenfarclas' style – a flavorful blend of sherry sweetness, spicy notes and a silky texture. An obvious whiskey for the collector, but also for those who want a unique taste experience from one of Scotland's most respected distilleries.

Glenfarclas 50 years old
Highland Single Malt Whisky

Distilled and Bottled by J&G Grant, Glenfarclas Distillery Speyside

1 of 836 bottles
Strength: 50%

Glenfarclas 50 Years Old
Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Aged 50 years
Date of bottling: 24th April 2015
Number of bottles: 934
Strength: 41,1%

After the failed partnership with Leith based Pattison Elder & Co, Gorge voved to never rely on outside investors again. In 1930 he purchased the freehold of Glenfarclas outrigth, thus the family ceased to be tenanes.

This is not jus a bottle of 25 years old Highland malt.

It is the result of over 180 years of tradition and experience - Of secret carried and nurtured through six generations of Glenfarclas family here in the heart of Speyside.

Many have wondered at the origins of the unique taste of Glenfarclas. Some believe the secret lies in the tumbling waters of the Green Burn married with fresh Highland air. Others believe it is Glenfarclas great copper stills, which continue to be direct fired, and some believe the secret is Glenfarclas family´s uncompromisin commitment to maturing Glenfarclas in the best oak casks in traditional dunnage warehouses.

Wherever the secret lies, Glenfaclas invite you to share in enjoying Glenfaclas whisky.

Glenfarclas 35 years old
Highland Single Malt Whisky 43%

Deep amber with hints of dark gold. Reminscent of roasted almonds, dried dark fruit, and creamy toffee. Lingering aftertaste of cinnamon and cocoa powder creating a warm decadent finish.

This bottle was bottled 22-09-2022
Strength: 43%

Glenfarclas Family Cask 1999

Millennium cask

Specially selected for Denmark

Distilled date 31/12/1999

Bottling date 27/06/2022

Cask number: 7512

One of 203 Bottles

Cask Type: Sherry Butt

50,0% alc./vol.

Glenfarclas Family Casks 1999 #7518
"Millennium Casks"

The Glenfarclas Family Casks 1999 #7518 – Millennium Cask is a tribute to the turn of the millennium and a testament to the distillery's craftsmanship and expertise. With only 293 bottles drawn from this sherry butt cask, this release offers a rare opportunity to taste a unique piece of Glenfarclas history.

Exclusively selected for Denmark

• Distilled: December 31, 1999
• Bottled: June 20, 2022
• Cask Number: 7518
• Cask Type: Sherry Butt
• Number of Bottles: 293
• Alcohol Strength: 51.4% alc./vol.

About Glenfarclas
Glenfarclas is one of the few remaining family-owned Scottish distilleries. Established in 1836, it has been owned by the Grant family since 1865, when John Grant purchased the distillery along with Recherlich Farm for the modest sum of £511. Over six generations, the family has preserved the craft and tradition that have resulted in some of the world’s most award-winning whiskies.

Glenfarclas Family Casks
The Family Casks series is an impressive collection of exclusive single cask releases, with each bottle representing a unique vintage. Known for avoiding chill filtration and being bottled at cask strength, the series preserves the full aroma, depth, and flavor profile of the whisky. These bottles serve as time capsules, capturing Glenfarclas’ rich history and dedication to quality.