Family-owned whisky specialist Gordon & MacPhail is set to launch a new retail shop and tasting rooms at The Courtyard on Newmill Road, Elgin.
This article explores Gordon & MacPhail’s remarkable journey, tracing its growth from a local shop to a purveyor of some of the world’s oldest and rarest whiskies.
Whisky connoisseurs and fans of Strathisla know that once a single malt from Strathisla’s stills reaches maturity, it showcases a dazzling complexity. One such example of this is the Strathisla 1965 Gordon & Macphail, bottled in 2004,
Through its inclusion in Diageo’s Classic Malts range in 1988, Talisker became famous in the emerging world of whisky despite its incredibly remote location.
The Glenrothes is premiumizing. And certainly making no secret of it.
Gordon & MacPhail Whiskies recently unveiled a special single malt to commemorate the Coronation of King Charles III.
Whisky creators Gordon & MacPhail just introduced a special single malt whisky made to honor the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.
The latest single malt in a series of timeless classics to emerge from the Gordon & MacPhail warehouse is a recently launched 64-year-old whisky.
The final 50 bottles of rare Gordon & MacPhail Glen Grant 72 Year Old are to be released after the Chinese New Year at GBP50,000 per bottle.
Independent Scotch whisky bottler Gordon & MacPhail has gone the very old Scotch single malt route, recently releasing a 67-year-old whisky bottled in honor of the “father of single malt.”
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