Glenfiddich Tasting Collection | 150ML

Detailed Description

Get your hands on a gamut of great Glenfiddich single malts here in the Glenfiddich Tasting Collection! Within this snazzy set, you’ll find five different 30ml drams from the legendary distillery in Speyside, exploring some most marvellous expressions, including the recently released Grande Couronne 26 Year Old. Whether you’re indulging in spectacular single malt, or giving someone a particularly perfect pressie, this set is rather magnificent indeed.

Distillery Information

Glenfiddich is a renowned single malt whisky distillery in Dufftown, Scotland. Glenfiddich means “valley of the deer” in Gaelic. The Glenfiddich distillery was founded in 1886 by William Grant. Glenfiddich single malt is one of the most successful and well-known whisky brands in the world. The Glenfiddich distillery produces a wide range of whiskies, including the Glenfiddich 12-Year-Old, Glenfiddich 15-Year-Old, Glenfiddich 18-Year-Old, and Glenfiddich 21-Year-Old. Glenfiddich was the first distillery with a visitor centre, which today receives 125,000 visitors per annum and underwent a £1.7 million rebuild in 2005. World famous, Glenfiddich is the number one top-selling single malt whisky not only in the UK, but also globally. Glenfiddich is one of three William Grant-owned whisky distilleries which sit in relatively close proximity to each other to the north of Dufftown, the spiritual heart of Speyside. Glenfiddich was founded in 1886 by William Grant Balvenie fame. The Glenfiddich distillery is currently one of but three distilleries to bottle on site, and houses stills with a total annual capacity of 13 million litres. Furthermore, Glenfiddich matures its single malt whisky in its onsite warehouses, which can house up to 800,000 casks. Following the end of the Second World War and the resulting surge in whisky demand, Glenfiddich was a relatively small brand and faced hefty competition from the blended scotch brands which held a veritable monopoly on the market. Rather than competing directly, Glenfiddich concentrated on single malt sales and in 1963 became the first Scotch whisky to be marketed as such, flying proudly in the face of critics. The gamble paid off, and eleven years later sixteen new stills were installed to cope with demand.