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Oldest Glenrothes Cask Ever: 57-Year-Old 1969 Whisky
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Oldest Glenrothes Cask Ever: 57-Year-Old 1969 Whisky
Credit: Mark Littler LTD The oldest known cask of Glenrothes single malt has been brought to market by whisky broker Mark Littler Ltd at £270,000. The 57-year-old sherry puncheon, filled on January 2, 1969, is six years older than anything the distillery has ever bottled. The cask was purchased for £130 in 1971 and then lost for half a century before being reunited with its owner by the warehouse. At 57 years old, the whisky predates every offic…
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