Please note that we will arrange for a private courier to deliver this bottle, estimated delivey is 4 days from payment of the bottle.
The oldest whisky The Glenrothes has ever released, limited to just 100 bottles worldwide. A blend of two exceptional casks matured for 51 years, bottled at 44.6% ABV, delivering an elegant profile of florist-shop aromas layered with tonka bean, figs and nuts, and exotic hints of sandalwood and bergamot — remarkably vibrant for a whisky of this age, with tropical fruit, blanched almonds, macadamia, lemon citrus and vanilla oak throughout.
The packaging is as unrepeatable as the whisky: each bottle is encased in a sculptural column made from sustainably sourced Jesmonite, opened by smashing the casing with an included hammer — creating a unique, one-off fracture pattern on every single unit. Owners can return the shattered fragments to The Glenrothes, where a Kintsugi artist restores them with gold, transforming the remains into a one-of-a-kind vase.
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Distillery: The Glenrothes, Speyside
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Age: 51 Years Old
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ABV: 44.6%
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Volume: 700ml
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Edition size: 100 bottles worldwide
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Presentation: Jesmonite column with hammer; Kintsugi restoration option
A genuinely one-of-a-kind unboxing experience — both the rarest whisky and the most unique packaging The Glenrothes has ever produced.