Highland Single Grain Scotch Whisky 
Bottled by: Duncan Taylor 70cl / 51.6% 

A single cask 1965 Invergordon 43-year-old single grain whisky bottled in 2009 without colouring or chill filtration by Duncan Taylor for their Rare Auld range.

Invergordon is one of Scotland's surviving grain whisky distilleries, and spends its days making grain whisky for owner Whyte & Mackay's blended whiskies, but occasionally venerable old casks of long-aged single grain whisky like this slip out to the indie bottlers and demonstrate what this overlooked distillery is really capable of. This 43-year-old Invergordon 1965 43-year-old came from Cask 15536, yielding just 210 bottles at its natural cask strength of 51.6%.

Attributes

Distillery	Invergordon
Bottler	Duncan Taylor
Series	Rare Auld
Country	Scotland
Region	Highland
Distilled Year	1965
Bottling Year	2009
Age	43
Limited Edition	Yes
Bottles Produced	210
Cask Type	Oak Cask
Cask Number	15536
Bottle Size	70cl
ABV	51.6%
Pre-Owned	Yes