Glenfarclas 'Feral Clangs' 1966 Daily Dram 41 Year Old / Bresser and Timmer

Glenfarclas is considered by many to be one of the finest distilleries in Speyside. Its direct-fired stills produce a heavy single malt that is almost exclusively matured in Jerez sherry casks. The distillery focuses on single malt over blends, and a cool microclimate around the distillery that means that their casks are particularly stingy to the "angels," resulting in an incredible depth of stock. Glenfarclas also feel they share some credit for the modern day love of cask strength whisky, introducing their acclaimed 105 proof expressions back in 1968.

This whisky was distilled in 1966 and aged for 41 years beofre being bottled in 2008.

This 'mystery' Speyside single malt was distilled in 1966 and matured for 41 years. It was bottled by The Nectar in 2008 exclusively for Bresser and Timmer in the Netherlands. The release is titled Feral Clangs after the noise made by the Velocette 500cc Thruxton motorcycle, which was intorduced in 1966. It also happens to be a clever anagram.

The Nectar was founded in Belgium in 2006 by Mario Groteklaes and Jan Broekmans. In addition to being a well-respected independent bottler, they are also one of Belgium's largest wine and spirit importers.

One of 201 bottles.