About this bottle

Matured in hand-filled first-fill American oak casks, this Glen Keith 28 Years Old Special Aged Release is a rare sight. Founded in 1958 by the Chivas Brothers, Glen Keith is a relatively young Scottish distillery. It's located in the Speyside town of Keith, very close to Scotland's oldest distillery: Strathisla. 

The Glen Keith distillery closed its doors in 1999, only to be re-opened more than a decade later, in 2013. Throughout this turbulent period, this twenty-eight-year-old scotch was maturing, patiently, in first-fill American oak.

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GLEN KEITH 28 YEAR OLD - SPECIAL AGED RELEASE

Lot #670972 Speyside Single Malt Whisky

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Ended 2nd April 2024 · MARCH AUCTION 2024 · 12 bids

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Specification

Lot number
670972
Country
Scotland
Region
Speyside
Size
70cl
Type
Single Malt Whisky
Age
28
Number of Bottles
1
Strength (%)
43%
Distillery
Glen Keith
Distillery Status
Operational
About the distillery

Glen Keith is a modern distillery. When it opened in 1958, it was the first new distillery to open in Speyside since the great whisky crash of 1898. It therefore contrasts markedly with Strathisla - the oldest in Scotland.

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