The Last DropSingle Grain 1977 (distilled at Dumbarton)

Distilled at the Dumbarton distillery in 1977, this single grain whisky is a testament to the craftsmanship and patience required to produce a truly exceptional spirit. Single grain whiskies are often overlooked in favor of their single malt counterparts, but this bottle showcases the unique qualities that grain whiskies can offer. Aged for decades, it has developed a complexity and depth that is both intriguing and satisfying to the palate.

The long maturation period has allowed the whisky to absorb a rich array of flavors from the oak casks, resulting in a profile that is both deep and nuanced. The aging process has also mellowed the spirit, creating a smooth and refined drinking experience. This whisky is a perfect example of how time can transform a spirit, adding layers of character and sophistication.

For those new to whisky, this bottle offers a wonderful introduction to the world of single grain whiskies. Its balanced and mature profile makes it accessible, while its complexity ensures that even seasoned whisky drinkers will find something to appreciate. Whether enjoyed neat or with a splash of water, this whisky is sure to impress.