Glen Grant 18 Yr Single Malt Scotch Whisky offers a truly unique tasting participation. With it's golden appearance, and it's creamy flavors on the palate, making for a smooth and memorable drinking experience. This Whiskey captures the mighty touch of Bourbon innovation while embracing the modern craft, making every sip a journey through the imaginary straight rye for those who appreciate quality and tradition. It is rich and complex with sweet notes of malted caramel, vanilla, and raisins followed by a long, and bold spicy finish. With its warm honey color, Few Bourbon Whiskey captivates with its inviting style, promising an approachable and sophisticated whiskey experience. This beautiful unique bourbon is made from a unique blend of locally sourced malt scotch, creating a flavor profile that is traditionally based and globally appealing.

History
Glen Grant 18 Yr Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a unique spirt that has been aged for eighteen years at the Glen Grant distillery, near Dufftown in Speyside. It was founded in 1840 by John and James Grant, who had previously been employed at the Aberlour Distillery. Glen Grant's unique location had access to fresh water from the river, a steady supply of barley from the surrounding farmland and access to transportation from the nearby port, allowed it to prosper quickly. By 1872, however, both John and James Grant had passed away, and the younger Grant, known as "the Major," quickly proved himself a worthy successor. He was the first person in the Scottish Highlands to own a car, and his distillery was the first in Scotland to enjoy electricity. He is also responsible for designing and equipping Glen Grant distillery with the tall, slender stills and purifiers that allowed Glen Grant to produce a whisky that was noticeably lighter and more delicate as compared to its Scottish brethren. It is made from crisp, Scottish barley, much of it still harvested from the same Moray shire fields that John and James Grant used nearly two centuries ago. Once the barley has been malted and mashed, it is fermented in washback's made of Oregon Pine. While wooden washback's are more expensive and difficult to maintain as compared to stainless steel washback's, they absorb more heat generated during the fermentation process and thus, create a lighter and richer whisky. Following fermentation, the wash is twice distilled, first through Glen Grant's copper-pot wash still and then again through its spirit still. Each still is equipped with a purifier, which acts as a small condenser and causes a portion of the evaporating vapors to be pumped back into the pot and then re-distilled. This purification process  Glen Grant in the only distillery in Scotland to use purifiers in both distillations the result is a whisky that has a signature fresh and malty flavor.  It is one of the most brilliant whiskies in the Glen Grant lineup. Named Scotch Whisky of the Year, in Jim Murray’s 2017 Whisky Bible.