Speyside Region 1975 40 Years Old (Sansibar)
Over the past few years we’ve been treated to numerous excellent examples of Speyside whiskies from the 1970s, either undisclosed single malts or blended malts.
Speyside Region 1973 43 Years Old (TWA for TWE)
Listed as a blended malt whisky, this most likely came from Highland Distillers (now part of Edrington), meaning there could very well be Macallan, Glenrothes and Tamdhu in this undisclosed Speysider.
Speyside Region 1973 43 Years Old (The Whisky Agency)
As expected, this is another one of those excellent undisclosed Speysiders. Yes, they cost a lot of money, but are relatively cheap if you’re looking to add a quality, well-matured whisky from a bygone era to your collection.
Speyside Region 1991 26 Years Old (Whisky-Fässle)
It’s not super important to know the distillery, but if I did know where this was produced, than I could’ve at least congratulated them on it. Excellent!
Anniversary Post: Speyside Region 1973 (Archives & Whisky-Fässle)
I have quite some interesting stuff to choose from for an anniversary post. But when two packages arrived shortly after one another, both containing what are modern classics for sure, my decision was made for me.
Speyside Region 1975 41 Years Old (Whisky-Fässle)
We’ve seen many of these undisclosed old Speysiders, especially from German independent bottlers. Why is that? One of ’em is this Speyside Region 1975 41 Years Old from Whisky-Fässle.
