Description
Journey to the dawn of modern Scotch with Strathisla 58 Year Old – 1953 Vintage, Gordon & MacPhail (Cask #1614).
Laid down on 19 June 1953 in a single sherry-seasoned butt and quietly nurtured in Elgin for almost six decades, this venerable Speyside malt was drawn at 43 % ABV on 21 November 2012. Bottled non-chill-filtered and natural in colour, it reveals an exquisite collage of dark fruit, polished mahogany and subtle rancio leather—an irreplaceable glimpse of Strathisla’s post-war craftsmanship.
Why We Think You’ll Love It
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Single sherry butt (#1614) bathes Strathisla’s orchard-fruit core in decadent dried-fruit richness and polished oak.
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58 years of dunnage maturation layer mahogany depth, honeyed resin and subtle rancio complexity onto the spirit.
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Bottled at 43 % ABV, non-chill-filtered and natural colour—preserving full body, aroma and its deep antique-ruby hue.
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A rare portal to 1950s Strathisla—ideal for collectors, sherried-malt connoisseurs and whisky historians.
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Exemplifies Gordon & MacPhail’s mastery in stewarding ultra-mature single casks to peak elegance and harmony.
Pour a measure of this extraordinary Strathisla and savour an unforgettable union of honeyed depth, opulent sherry richness and time-honed sophistication—an historic dram that resonates long after the final sip.
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