Probably Speyside's Finest 1966-2008 | 41 Year Old Douglas Laing Old Malt Cask Single Cask 4191Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky Bottled by: Douglas Laing 70cl 50% A single cask of Probably Speyside's Finest 1966 41 year old Speyside single malt whisky released by indie bottlers Douglas Laing in 2008 as part of their Old Malt Cask series. It's an open secret that these casks were from Glenfarclas distillery. This 41 year old Probably Speyside's Finest 1966 was bottled without colouring or chill filtration from single cask 4191, which was a

This 16-year-old Glen Grant 2009 was bottled by G&M without colouring or chill filtration from single cask 900933

and independent bottlings under the Connoisseurs Choice

There are a few dud batches out there

This Lagavulin 1990 is from another batch of privately owned Lagavulin casks bottled for the mysterious-sounding 'The Syndicate' who have famously bottled a string of absolutely stellar 1979 vintage Lagavulins

One of the hardest vintages of Ardbeg to find

the neat nose is classical sherried Glenrothes - nutty (walnut whip

Mossburn Distillers bottle single vintage small batch single malt whiskies from good but unfashionable distilleries

A lovely old bottle of Glenmorangie 18-year-old Highland single malt whisky - this presentation was standard throughout the 1990s and early 2000s until the major range facelift of 2007

perfect cask type and all bottled as naturally as possible

then becomes very leafy - more herbaceous than the nose suggested

Released in 2020 this Glenallachie 12-year-old is part of the distilleries new Virgin Oak Series

Good cask selection by DL