Dumbarton 30 Year Old 1987 Sovereign TWB 10th Anniversary is a rare and highly collectible Lowland single grain Scotch whisky from the closed Dumbarton Distillery, bottled by Hunter Laing & Co. for their Sovereign series. Distilled in March 1987 and matured for 30 years in a single barrel (#13436), this exceptional expression was bottled in May 2017 as a specially selected exclusive release to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of The Whisky Barrel, with 197 individually numbered bottles produced.

This award-winning release gained significant recognition in Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2018, receiving the prestigious Liquid Gold Award with an outstanding score of 96.5 points—further cementing its status as a standout example of long-aged grain whisky.

Dumbarton is one of Scotland’s lost grain distilleries, and extended maturation in American oak allows its spirit to evolve into a beautifully refined and silky profile. Layers of vanilla, coconut, toffee, and gentle spice combine with remarkable smoothness and depth.

Why We Think You’ll Love It

• Rare Lowland single grain Scotch whisky from the closed Dumbarton Distillery
• Distilled March 1987, bottled May 2017
• Matured for 30 years in single barrel #13436
• Limited release of 197 individually numbered bottles
• Awarded 96.5 points (Liquid Gold) in Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2018
• Exclusive 10th Anniversary release for The Whisky Barrel

The Dumbarton 30 Year Old 1987 Sovereign TWB 10th Anniversary is a beautifully matured and award-winning grain whisky, offering exceptional smoothness, depth, and elegance. A true collector’s piece and a superb addition for connoisseurs of long-aged Scotch whisky.