For whiskey enthusiasts, a good bottle of whiskey is not only a testament to years or even decades of craftsmanship, but also a work of art. During the aging process, the quality of the liquid may vary due to factors such as the distillery, climate, and aging location. Especially for whiskeys that have been aged for a long time, they have a profound impact and captivate many collectors. The Glen Grant, a single malt whiskey distillery from the Speyside region of Scotland, has brought collectors an extremely rare single malt whiskey called “Glen Grant Devotion”.
This precious bottle is a whisky that has been aged for 70 years, and it is also the highest vintage whisky from the Glenfiddich distillery until 2023, symbolizing the distillery’s exquisite craftsmanship. Its inspiration comes from the experiences of Queen Elizabeth II during her reign, and it is also a tribute to her 70 years of steadfast service and lifelong dedication.
“Glengoyne Devotion,” a 70-year-old whisky, is crafted by master distiller Sir Dennis Malcolm and his team, award-winning craftsman John Galvin, and glassblower extraordinaire Brodie Nairn from GLASSTORM. Only 7 hand-blown bottles are available, each one a unique masterpiece.
The bottle is presented in the shape of a gemstone, with 7 facets representing the 7 decades of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign. Each bottle is adorned with a silver cap featuring intricately carved floral designs that hold significant meaning, commemorating her inspiring life.
