PERSONALISED FATHERS DAY OLD & RARE SCOTCH WHISKY GIFT SET
Treat your Dad to something very special on Fathers Day with this set of five old and rare Scotch whiskies which includes varieties up to 50 years old and limited edition single cask varieties - the most premium form of Scotch whisky - specially branded for Fathers Day.
Presented in a beautiful hand-finished whisky gift box with individual tasting cards and a whisky tasting mat, the set provides everything for Dad to host his own luxurious whisky tasting at home.
The gift box may be personalised with your own message, and already includes 'Happy Fathers Day' branding on the top and base of the set (see image). Your personal message appears on the area highlighted in gold on the front edge of the product.
Contents:
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Douglas Laing's King of Scots aged 50 years (46% ABV): A rare 50 year old from Glasgow-based Douglas Laing & Co. who have been blending and bottling Scotch whisky for over 75 years. The family has a long-standing heritage of blending - a passion that has been passed down three generations and is deeply rooted in The King of Scots brand.
- Girvan Aged 32 Years (55.5% ABV): This venerable single-grain whisky is celebrated for its exceptionally smooth and refined character.
- Glen Grant Aged 27 Years (46% ABV): Matured in hand-selected oak casks, this offers a complex array of aromatics with a rich, mellow taste.
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Balblair aged 18 years (46% ABV): An exceptional single malt from one of Scotland's oldest distilleries, founded in 1790. Balblair distillery sits in a beautiful spot on the Dornoch Firth in the North West of Scotland.
- Glen Scotia Victoriana (Cask Strength 54.2% ABV): This Campbeltown malt includes maritime and vanilla notes.
* Drawn from a single oak cask
Each whisky is 30ml, 150ml per set
FREE delivery on all orders over £25 - allow longer for Scottish H&I.
Whisky sets are available for delivery throughout the UK, whisky subscriptions are limited to England, Scotland & Wales.
NORTHERN IRELAND: We have temporarily suspended delivery to Northern Ireland due to storm damage of ferry terminals during December and introduction of new border controls and associated documentation.
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