This exceptional Glenrothes 30 Year Old 1995 single malt was independently bottled by Signatory Vintage as part of the prestigious Symington’s Choice range, showcasing the depth and character that can develop through three decades of maturation in a single cask.
Distilled at Glenrothes on 27 January 1995, the whisky was matured for 30 years in a first-fill Oloroso sherry butt (Cask No. 933), allowing the spirit to develop rich layers of dried fruit, spice and oak influence. Bottled at natural cask strength of 58.4% ABV, this release represents a single-cask expression with only 497 bottles produced from the cask.
Signatory Vintage is renowned for its carefully selected single-cask bottlings, and the Symington’s Choice range reflects the personal selection of casks by the Symington family, owners of Signatory Vintage. These releases focus on quality, provenance and showcasing individual whisky character rather than large-scale production.
With its 30-year maturation, first-fill Oloroso sherry butt influence and limited outturn, this Glenrothes release offers collectors the opportunity to explore a mature Speyside single malt with the richness and complexity associated with long sherry-cask maturation.
Colour
Deep mahogany.
Nose
A rich and elegant nose with aromas of dried fruits, dark chocolate and toasted nuts. Layers of polished oak, warming spices and gentle sweetness develop with time in the glass.
Palate
Full-bodied and concentrated, offering flavours of raisins, figs and dark caramel alongside cinnamon spice, roasted nuts and rich sherry influence.
Finish
Long and warming, with lingering notes of dried fruit, oak spice, dark chocolate and a subtle nuttiness.
Glenrothes
Founded 1879
Glen Grant is defined by "The Major" — a globe-trotting Victorian innovator whose tall, slender stills and unique purifiers still shape its light, fresh character today. Renowned for its historic Victorian gardens and enduring popularity in Italy.
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