Speyside remains the whisky heartland of Scotland, home to almost half of the country’s malt whisky distilleries and some of the greatest and most historic names in the business, including Glen Grant, The Macallan, Mortlach, Strathisla and Linkwood. This quintet of classic Speyside bottlings from long-established distilleries focuses on age, as well as sheer spirit quality, with the youngest being a 33-year-old Macallan and the oldest a 50-year-old Mortlach distilled back in 1936! These are exceptional drams for drinking, quite unlike more recent expressions of the same whiskies, and also appreciating assets in their own right. True liquid history! Mortlach Distillery Notes :Sestante import - Crystal "Thistle" decanter Aged: 50 Vol %:40 Vintage:1936 Glen Grant Distillery Notes :Gordon and McPhail bottling Aged: 40 Vol %: 40 Vintage:1949 Macallan Glenlivet Distillery Notes :Suffix Glenlivet removed in 1980 Aged: 33 Vol %:43 Strathisla Distillery Notes : Pre-WWII distillation Aged: 40 Vol %:1937 Linkwood Distillery Notes :Sestante import (high quality bottling) Aged: 48 Vol %: 40