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Glenfiddich Clans of the Highlands 1980s / Clan Drummond

Lot: 5079779

Glenfiddich Clans of the Highlands 1980s / Clan Drummond

Winning Bid: £55

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Lot:
Distillery: 
Glenfiddich
Region: 
Speyside
Bottler: 
Official
Bottled Strength: 
43%
Bottle Size: 
75cl
Distillery Status: 
Operational
product Details

Glenfiddich Clans of the Highlands 1980s / Clan Drummond

Glenfiddich was an early advocate of the single malt Scotch category, and their faith is rewarded today by being one of the best-selling Scotch brands in the world. The distillery was built by William Grant in 1886, distilling its first spirit on Christmas day the following year. Today it is still part of the family-owned, William Grant & Sons. They became the first distillery to actively market their single malt brand in 1963, and were the first to open their facility to visitors. Glenfiddich was an important trailblazer in the whisky industry, who's contribution cannot be forgotten. The scale of their operation today is a testament to this.

Glenfiddich released eleven individually illustrated tins to celebrate the Highland clans.

Each of these presentation tins included a history of the clan represented, in this case Clan Murray. The image depicts Sir Mungo Murray of the Clan Murray. This painting was by John Michael Wright and is in the National Galleries of Scotland. 

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