Glenfiddich 30 years 1968 - 2000 #13142 Vintage Reserve

Glenfiddich 30 Years 1968 - 2000 #13142 Vintage Reserve is an exceptional Single Malt Whisky representing the pinnacle of Glenfiddich’s craft. Distilled in 1968 and bottled in 2000 after three decades of maturation, this Vintage Reserve showcases rare finesse and character. Aged in carefully selected casks, it is a whisky of elegance, complexity, and rarity. Only a limited number of bottles were drawn from cask #13142, making this a prized collector’s piece for connoisseurs of old Speyside malts.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Rich and complex, with aromas of aged wood, dried fruits, raisins, beeswax, and a touch of tobacco. Delicate floral notes and a hint of leather reveal the long maturation.

Palate

Silky and full-bodied, with deep flavors of dark chocolate, figs, orange peel, spices, and oak. Beautifully balanced with a soft sherry influence.

Finish

Long, warm, and layered. Notes of nuts, aged oak, clove, and an elegant dryness linger gracefully.

Glenfiddich Distillery

Glenfiddich Distillery is located in Dufftown, in Scotland's iconic Speyside region. Founded in 1887 by William Grant, Glenfiddich is one of the few distilleries that has remained in family ownership since its inception. The distillery is located on the banks of the River Fiddich, whose name means "Valley of the Deer", symbolising its rich natural environment.

A unique feature of Glenfiddich is the use of spring water from the Robbie Dhu springs, which contributes to the purity and character of their whiskies. Glenfiddich is known for its innovative approach and was one of the first distilleries to export their single malt whisky worldwide.

Glenfiddich whiskies are known for their elegant and accessible flavour profiles, with notes of pear, apple and honey. The whiskies are matured in a combination of ex-bourbon and sherry casks, creating a rich and complex flavour. The combination of a beautiful location, innovative techniques and high-quality production makes Glenfiddich a global leader in the single malt whisky industry.