Glenfarclas : 146 results priced between £10.00 and £900.00

A straw-gold , delicately light, sweet and malty dram leaving a long slightly spicy finish. Delicately light, with a mouth-watering combination of maltiness, smokiness and sherry sweetness. Hints of dried fruit, vanilla, cinnamon and cloves tempt the taste buds further. 

35cl / 60.00% - A half bottle of the astounding cask strength release from Glenfarclas. This was created in honour of George S Grant who would bottle a cask and leave it at cask strength to give to family and friends at Christmas time, and what better time, for Glenfarclas 105 is just full of Christmassy flavours.

A miniature of textbook Speyside from one of our favourite distilleries, Glenfarclas 10 year-old is a straw-gold, delicately light, sweet and malty dram leaving a long slightly spicy finish. Impeccably well-made, this is a whisky that always delivers in quality.

A bottling of 8 year old Glenfarclas from the 1970s, the days when they still suffixed their name with a "-Glenlivet".

Glenfarclas 1997 Family Casks Release X Speyside singl emalt Scotch whiskey. Single cask refill sherry hogshead #5979 bottled 2012.

The Glenfarclas 25 year old is a single malt scotch whisky from Speyside. It has been matured in sherry casks and has a beautiful deep amber colour to it with dark golden highlights. Appealing on the eye and on the palate.

A really beautiful old 1970s bottling of cask-strength Glenfarclas, one of the earliest examples we've seen of the distillery's pioneering 105-proof expression. Originally an 8yo, the 105's age statement was dropped sometime around the late 1980s or early 1990s to keep up with demand.

Glenfarclas 1959 Family Casks Release X Speyside single malt Scotch whiskey. Single cask sherry hogshead #1818 bottled 2012.

About this book It is rare for any business concern established in the reign of William IV to remain in family ownership in the year 2011. But that is exactly what Glenfarclas Distillery has achieved under the management and care of the Grant family. The remarkable story of this world-famous malt whisky distillery is revealed in Ian Buxton's latest whisky book which charts the establishment of the concern is 1836 as it developed from an illicit farmyard distillery into a licensed business which...

With greater complexity than younger Glenfarcas whiskies, this is a great whisky drinker’s whisky. Awarded 95/100 in Jim Murray's Whisky Bible.

An old release of Glenfarclas's popular 105 proof whisky. This appears to have been bottled in the 1980s and is presented in a tall bottle, rather than the squat/dumpy bottles that are used today.

This truly amazing whisky was named the Best Commercially Available Single Malt in Australia in 2003, and won Gold at the International Spirits Challenge in 2005. At the 2007 Malmo Whisky Fair Glenfarclas 30 Years Old won double Gold.

3cl / 60.00% - Glenfarclas 105 is a superb cask strength whisky, really bold and punchy. In 2004, the Malt Maniacs rated this the best Bang for your buck whisky.

An exceptional whisky and the oldest out of the Glenfarclas range. The 40 year old has received high praise from the likes of Jim Murray who awarded it 94/100 in his notorious Jim Murray’s Whisky bible 2013.

0cl / 0.00% - A beautiful-looking and superbly well written account of Glenfarclas and its history, commissioned to mark the distillery's 175th anniversary. Filled with incredible photographs by John Paul, written by the legendary Ian Buxton and presented by designer Jules Akel, this is a must have for any fans of Scotch whisky aficionada.

35cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling - A 35cl bottle of Glenfarclas's entry level 10 year old single malt. An elegant balance of sherry spice and the distillery's heavy spirit, richly flavoured in part thanks to their direct fired stills.

5cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling - A miniature of textbook Speyside from one of our favourite distilleries, Glenfarclas 10 year-old is a straw-gold, delicately light, sweet and malty dram leaving a long slightly spicy finish. Impeccably well-made, this is a whisky that always delivers in quality.

70cl / 60% / Distillery Bottling - A really incredible Glenfarclas - a forty-year old expression of cask-strength cult favourite 105, bottled late in 2008 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the appearance of the 105 expression. It's astonishing that they managed to maintain the 60% abv over forty years in sherry casks - this will be an epic dram.

70cl / 47.3% / Distillery Bottling - A single cask Glenfarclas 1952 bottled at full strength

70cl / 47.20% - This is an incredibly rare single cask whisky thats exclusively available through Master of Malt and, at 58 years of age, it's the oldest spirit ever released by Glenfarclas. It was chosen by a panel consisting of Serge Valentin, key member of the internationally renowned Malt Maniacs, our Sales Director Ben, Michal Kowalski of investment company Wealth Solutions and George Grant, of Glenfarclas.They assessed the distillerys rarest and oldest stock, the remaining 4 casks distilled...

70cl / 43.00% - A frankly mindblowing single cask Glenfarclas which features artwork based on Robert Louis Stevenson's classic Kidnapped. This is from the Scottish Classics series, celebrating Scottish art, literature and fine Scotch whisky.

70cl / 43.00% - A frankly mindblowing single cask Glenfarclas which features artwork based on Robert Louis Stevenson's classic Kidnapped. This is from the Scottish Classics series, celebrating Scottish art, literature and fine Scotch whisky.

70cl / 46.00% - A beautiful, sherried Speyside malt, Glenfarclas launched this to mark their 175th Anniversary. It was made by blending together four lovely sherry casks with a combined age of 175 years. There are just 1,296 bottles, and this special Chairman's Reserve edition comes packaged in a gift box with a branded Glencairn glass, and a handsome water jug.

Glenfarclas Distillery was first licensed in 1836, and this limited edition bottling has been produced to celebrate our 175th Anniversary. A marriage of 18 different casks, 3 from each of the last 6 decades, including a cask of our oldest whisky from 1952. The taste marries the heavy sherry from the 1950s and 1960s with the light fruitiness of the 1970s and 1980s, the freshness of the 1990s and the surprising maturity of the youngest casks from 2000. Glenfarclas describe it as being amber heather...

About Tasting Notes: Nose: Definitely on the sherry side. Caramelised nuts, almost praline. Old Leather. Sweet bakery notes: creme caramel, marmalade. A distant bacon echo. Palate: Velvety, sweet at start then spices and chocolate burst. Ginger, red chilli. Marzipan. Read more... Tasting Notes: Nose: Definitely on the sherry side. Caramelised nuts, almost praline. Old Leather. Sweet bakery notes: creme caramel, marmalade. A distant bacon echo. Palate: Velvety, sweet at start then spices...

A limited edition bottling to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Glenfarclas Distillery. Each bottle is number and comes with a certificate

Glenfarclas 15-year-old Speyside malt is a beautiful amber colour. On the nose it has plenty of sherry, oak, and malt with just a hint of smokiness. The palate is assertive with all elements blending together in beautiful harmony, leading to a long and smooth finish.

Description A great whisky holding all the flavours of all the Glenfarclas in one glass. Being so warming, this is the perfect Hogmanay dram. Dont be afraid of the strength and order a 210, if you dare! The smoothness makes the 105 drinkable at cask strength, but I suggest adding a little water to fully explore its great depth. For its price to performance ratio, the Malt Maniacs named Glenfarclas 105 their Bang for your Buck in 2004. Colour: Deep peaty-gold. Nose: Complex, oaky, apples and...

A guide to collecting the whisky of Glenfarclas by Ralf Bernhardy and Hans Georg Würsching - it's good enough to be recommended on Glenfarclas's own website as the place to turn for questions they don't answer on their FAQ.

Glenfarclas in Banffshire has a large range of vintages - 10,12, 15, 21, 25 and 30. The 105 is named after the proof strength of the whisky which is now described as 60%abv. The now well-established Family Cask range continues to have new additions.

The nose is glorious. Eventually you have to pull yourself away and dare yourself to taste the Whisky. There is no need to worry. The flavours - almost a peach and apricot infusion - do not dissapoint, perfect partners for the delightful nose. This Whisky has a beautiful long, elegant finish with a little peat smoke and earthy notes to the back of the mouth, where there is a lovely sweet finish. Bottled at natural cask strength of 57.1% volume.

After being enticed by its lovely, rich, dark copper colour, experience the fruity aroma of the third ever selection from 1961. The nose also offers light tannins, almonds and a hint of soft leather. Although this whisky is quite a considerable age, it has a lot of youthful spiciness to it. Vibrant, I would say. There is some smokiness but it is not at all over-powering. Instead, delicate light violet notes give way to a big sherry-sweet finish.