Born from the creative vision of Glenfiddich’s sixth Malt Master, Brian Kinsman, Glenfiddich Malt Master’s Edition is a rare expression that showcases the art of double maturation. This whisky is a tribute to bold experimentation, where traditional whisky making meets the elegance of fine wine influence. By finishing the spirit in sherry casks after years in oak, the Malt Master has created a dram with a beautiful balance of richness, depth, and unexpected layers of sweetness.

Glenfiddich Malt Master’s Edition 70cl
Brand: Glenfiddich | Category: Single Malt Scotch Whisky | ABV: 43% | Origin: Speyside, Scotland | Vol.: 70cl

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Sweet fruit compote, ripe plums, and dark cherries with a hint of toasted almonds.
Palate: Rich oak, warm spice, and layers of dark chocolate intertwined with red berries and a touch of honey.
Finish: Long, smooth, and warming with lingering notes of sherry sweetness and oak spice.

Production Details:
Initially matured in traditional oak casks before being transferred into premium Spanish sherry casks for a luxurious finishing period. This double maturation enriches the whisky with complex fruitiness and velvety texture.

Perfect For:
Special occasions, gifting, or those who enjoy a harmonious balance of Speyside elegance and sherried richness.

Expert Notes:
A whisky that’s both indulgent and refined, showing Glenfiddich’s ability to innovate without losing its signature style.

Customer Reviews:
“An excellent mix of sherry sweetness and classic Speyside character.”
“The fruit and chocolate notes make it dangerously drinkable.”
“Silky and rich, a standout in the Glenfiddich range.”

Interesting Fact:
The Malt Master’s Edition was Glenfiddich’s first ever double matured single malt, marking a milestone in the brand’s innovation journey.

Serving Suggestions:
Enjoy neat to appreciate its layered complexity, or with a splash of water to release more of the sherried fruit notes.

Distillery Background:
Founded in 1887 by William Grant in Dufftown, Glenfiddich remains family owned to this day. Known as “The World’s Most Awarded Single Malt,” it continues to pioneer new approaches while honouring its rich Speyside heritage.