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Lot 23017 · Whisky · November 2026

Glen Grant 1958
Single Malt Whisky from Speyside

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€ 200

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About this bottle

Origin
Speyside Scotland
Distillery
Glen Grant
Bottler
Gordon & MacPhail
Type
Single Malt Whisky
Age
40 yo Calculated age
Vintage
1958
Bottled
1998
Strength
40,0%
Volume
70cl.
Bottling series
Licensed Bottling
EAN code
5020613369023

Condition

Quality & state

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Where it comes from

The makers
behind the bottle

The distillery

Glen Grant

Keith, Speyside, Scotland

Glen Grant was founded in 1840 by brothers John and James Grant in Rothes. The distillery became known for its innovative approach, including the use of tall, slender stills and purifiers, which helped create a lighter, more delicate spirit. Glen Grant whiskies are typically characterized by fresh, fruity notes with hints of apple, citrus, and subtle floral tones. Its approachable style and consistent quality have made it especially popular in international markets, particularly in Italy. Today, it remains a key name in Speyside whisky, valued for its elegance and drinkability. 

The bottler

Gordon & MacPhail

Scotland

Gordon & MacPhail is a family-owned independent bottler and blender of Scotch whisky, founded in 1895 and based in Elgin. They are renowned for sourcing, maturing, and bottling whiskies from distilleries across Scotland, often releasing rare single casks, vintage expressions, and cask-strength editions. Gordon & MacPhail has built a strong reputation for quality, heritage, and innovation, including the creation of some of the oldest whiskies ever bottled, making them highly respected among collectors and connoisseurs worldwide. 

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Delivery weight
approx. 2,0 kg
Shipping slots
1

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Bid history

This lot has 2 bids and 11 watchers.

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