Why buy Discontinued Whiskey Glenfiddich 30 years Boxed Bottle

Tasting Notes

Color: Dark Amber with iodinated reflexes.

Nose: Intense aromas, full of complexity and mystery. Highlights include dried fruit, black chocolate, roasted coffee, black cherry and smoky notes of wood and leather. Fantastic nose.

Palate: The palate maintains that elegance that gives the passage of time. Medium bodied, very tasty, fine and elegant in step, silky and intense flavor of dried fruits, cake, dates, raisins and sweet apples texture. Its taste in mouth ends with a touch of dry oak, dark chocolate and peat. Short drink and maximum enjoyment.

Features

The Whiskey Glenfiddich 30 years is a treat for the palate, it is a limited edition made for lovers of the good things of life. Its aroma is complex with sweet notes of oak and sherry notes.

A great whiskey that shows the essence of Spyside. Despite its long aging shows complex, fresh and balanced, perfect to recreate in the glass.

It is described as a perfectly balanced blend of delicious fruits and notes of sherry. A complex and seductively woody whiskey showing accented floral touches. The Glenfiddich 30 years belongs to the collection of rare editions of this distillery.

The name of this whiskey comes from its location in the heart of the Highlands, Glenfiddich is Gaelic Deer Valley.

History

The Glenfiddich distillery was founded in 1886 by William Grant in Dufftown, in the valley of Robbie Dhu, Scotland. The first drop of whiskey Glendfiddich left the distillery on Christmas Day 1887.

After the hard times of the 1960s and 1970s, many small independent distillers were bought or went out of business. To survive, William Grant & Sons expanded its beverage production and introduced advertising campaigns, a visitor center and from 1957 Scotch whiskey was bottled in its distinctive triangular bottles.

Later, William Grant & Sons was one of the first companies to package their bottles in tubes and gift tins. He was one of the first to recognize the importance of duty-free shops for spirits. This marketing strategy was a success, and Glenfiddich has become the biggest selling single malt in the world. It is sold in 180 countries, representing 35% of global sales of single malt.