Revisit a silent Inverness still with Glen Albyn 1976 – Gordon & MacPhail “Distillery Label” (bottled 2012).
Distilled on the banks of the Caledonian Canal three years before Glen Albyn’s closure (1983), this Highland rarity slumbered for roughly 36 years in refill Sherry butts carefully tended in G&M’s Elgin warehouses. Bottled at the range’s gentle 43 % ABV, non-chill-filtered and natural in colour, it unveils honeyed orchard fruit laced with polished oak, soft leather and mellow spice—a graceful echo of a lost distillery.

Why We Think You’ll Love It

• From the closed Glen Albyn distillery—an increasingly rare glimpse of Inverness whisky heritage.

• Refill Sherry butts highlight elegant orchard fruit, honey and polished oak without overpowering tannin.

• Around 36 years of maturation bring layered depth while retaining Highland brightness.

• Bottled at 43 % ABV for relaxed sipping; natural colour preserves the whisky’s authentic burnished-gold hue.

• Part of Gordon & MacPhail’s classic “Distillery Label” series—celebrated for reviving the character of silent stills.

Pour a measure of this distinguished Glen Albyn and savour an evocative union of honeyed fruit, gentle sherry richness and bygone craftsmanship—a Highland voice that lingers long after the final sip.