Description
If you look closely at the label of this bottle of Glen Grant Gordon & MacPhail 1952-2005, just below the name of the bottlers you will see the name Elgin. Elgin is the location of Grant Lodge and the site of the last clan uprising in Scottish history, led by none other than James Grant. James was one of the founders of Glen Grant. The origins of the raid lie in a very complicated political disput ... This 1952 vintage Glen Grant was bottled by independent bottlers Gordon & MacPhail in 2005, after extended maturation in oak. It is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky, presented at 40% ABV. Decades in oak have softened and integrated the spirit's core character, adding layers of gentle vanilla, warm spice and refined wood influence to Glen Grant's signature elegant Speyside style. Light orchard fruit and floral notes remain woven through a smooth, mature profile, reflecting both the distillery's classic balance and the depth developed over half a century in cask.


