Kinclaith 1969 51 years old - One of 95 - Duncan Taylor - b. 2020 - 700ml

Independent bottlings of Kinclaith 1969 by Duncan Taylor represent some of the rarest liquid history in the entire whisky world. Kinclaith was an elusive Lowland malt distillery located inside Glasgow's Strathclyde grain complex. It operated for a mere 18 years (1957–1975) before being completely demolished, making its remaining stocks highly legendary ghost-whisky gems.
Duncan Taylor has released a few iterations of this 1969 vintage under their ultimate "Rarest of the Rare" series, with the most notable editions broken down below:

1. The Flagship Kinclaith 51 Years Old (1969/2020)

This monumental milestone represents one of the oldest single-cask expressions from Kinclaith ever brought to market.
• Specifications: Distilled on May 28, 1969, and aged for over half a century before being bottled on June 5, 2020.
• Cask Yield: Drawn from a single cask (Cask #301454) at a natural cask strength of 49.3% ABV. It produced an ultra-restricted yield of only 95 bottles worldwide.