From the lush valley of Dufftown comes the single malt that shaped modern whisky culture. The Glenfiddich 12 Year Old is the signature expression of one of Scotland’s most celebrated distilleries, a whisky that captures the essence of Speyside in every sip. Now available by the case, this is not just a purchase, it’s an investment in good taste.

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

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Crisp orchard pears, fresh cut grass, and a whisper of oak spice.
Palate: Silky and light, with layers of ripe fruit, honey, and a touch of creamy vanilla.
Finish: Soft and sweet, tapering into a gentle oak warmth.

Production Details:
Aged for 12 years in a harmony of American oak ex-bourbon barrels and European oak sherry casks. This patient maturation creates the hallmark Glenfiddich style, fresh, vibrant, and perfectly balanced.

Perfect For:
Stocking your home bar for any occasion, hosting corporate events, or gifting to clients and partners who appreciate timeless quality.

Expert Notes:
A global award winner year after year, the Glenfiddich 12 stands as one of the world’s most recognized and trusted single malts, beloved for its smoothness, consistency, and classic Speyside character.

Customer Reviews:
"Twelve bottles? That’s my idea of future-proofing."   Miguel A.
"A case means I never have to apologize for running out."   Liza T.
"Classic Speyside, times twelve. What’s not to love?"   Jerome S.

Interesting Fact:
When Glenfiddich first bottled and sold its single malt widely in the 1960s, it challenged the dominance of blended whiskies, helping usher in the single malt boom worldwide.

Serving Suggestions:
Serve neat to showcase its fruit and honey notes, or with a single cube of ice for an easy, crowd pleasing pour.

Distillery Background:
Founded in 1887 by William Grant, Glenfiddich remains family-owned and is now one of the most awarded distilleries in Scotland. Nestled in the “Valley of the Deer,” it has become a symbol of Speyside craftsmanship, balancing tradition with a pioneering spirit.