In the heart of Dufftown, where rolling hills meet crisp Highland air, Glenfiddich has been crafting single malts since 1887. The 12 Year Old is the distillery’s signature, a gateway into Speyside elegance and the dram that introduced millions to the world of whisky. Familiar, welcoming, and consistently excellent, it’s the bottle that never lets you down.

Glenfiddich 12 Year Old (2 bottles) 70cl
Brand: Glenfiddich | Category: Single Malt Scotch Whisky | ABV: 40% | Origin: Speyside, Scotland | Vol: 700ml (per bottle)

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Fresh pear and subtle oak, like walking through an orchard in early autumn.
Palate: Smooth and mellow, with layers of ripe fruit, butterscotch, and a hint of cream.
Finish: Gentle and sweet, fading into a soft oak warmth.

Production Details:
Matured for 12 years in a balance of American oak ex-bourbon casks and European oak sherry casks, creating a harmony of fruit brightness and subtle spice. It’s the epitome of Glenfiddich’s “Our Original Twelve” style, patient, precise, and perfectly balanced.

Perfect For:
Sharing at family gatherings, gifting to a whisky newcomer, or keeping on hand as your “always right” pour.

Expert Notes:
One of the most awarded single malts in the world, it has earned global praise for its approachability without compromising character, a true Speyside benchmark.

Customer Reviews:
"It’s the whisky I keep in the house for friends, always a crowd-pleaser."   Ramon D.
"Smooth enough for casual sipping, but still makes you stop and appreciate it."   Isabelle F.
"I’ve tried pricier bottles, but I keep coming back to this."   Noel C.

Interesting Fact:
Glenfiddich was one of the first distilleries to widely market single malt whisky at a time when blends dominated the shelves, helping shape the single malt category as we know it today.

Serving Suggestions:
Enjoy neat to appreciate its orchard fruit character, or over a single large ice cube for a refreshing twist.

Distillery Background:
Family owned for over 130 years, Glenfiddich remains one of the few distilleries in Scotland to still be entirely family run. Its name, meaning “Valley of the Deer” in Gaelic, is a nod to its Speyside home, where tradition and innovation walk hand in hand.