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Lot 23911 · Whisky · November 2026

Glenfarclas 50-year-old
Single Malt Whisky from Speyside

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About this bottle

Glenfarclas 50 Year Old 2015 Family Collectors Series III is an ultra-rare and prestigious expression from Glenfarclas, distilled in the 1960s and bottled in 2015 as part of the Family Collectors Series III. Aged for 50 years, it showcases the distillery’s signature sherry-matured richness, with layers of dried fruit, oak spice, toffee, and subtle earthy complexity. Bottled at cask strength in a limited edition, this release highlights Glenfarclas’ mastery of long maturation and traditional methods. Its extreme rarity, exceptional age, and the heritage of the distillery make it one of the most sought-after collector whiskies in the world. 

Origin
Speyside Scotland
Distillery
Glenfarclas
Bottler
Distillery bottling
Type
Single Malt Whisky
Age
50 yo
Bottled
2015
Strength
41,1%
Volume
70cl.
Bottling series
Family Collector Series III
Bottles
937
EAN code
5018066150381

Condition

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The distillery

Glenfarclas

Ballindalloch, Speyside, Scotland

Glenfarclas is a family-owned single malt distillery located in Ballindalloch. Founded in 1836, it is renowned for producing rich, sherry-matured whiskies with deep flavors of dried fruit, spice, and oak. Glenfarclas has built a reputation for traditional production methods, long aging, and consistency, making it a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts. Its aged expressions, including vintage bottlings and cask-strength releases, are especially prized for their complexity and investment potential. 

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1

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