A special 1991 vintage whisky from Glenfiddich which was release in 2004 to commemorate the 30 years of service of Don Ramsay, their Head Cooper. This exceptional single malt Scotch whisky represents a rare tribute bottling from Glenfiddich distillery. Distilled in 1991 and bottled in 2004, this 13-year-old expression was created specifically to honor Don Ramsay's three decades of dedicated service as Glenfiddich's Head Cooper. As Head Cooper, Ramsay was responsible for the crucial craft of barrel-making and maintenance, a role fundamental to whisky maturation and flavor development. The position requires exceptional skill in selecting, repairing, and preparing casks that directly influence the spirit's character during aging. This commemorative release showcases Glenfiddich's tradition of recognizing key personnel who contribute to their whisky-making heritage. Such special bottlings are typically produced in limited quantities, making them highly collectible among whisky enthusiasts and valued for both their quality and historical significance. The 1991 vintage would have been matured in carefully selected casks under Ramsay's expert oversight, embodying the craftsmanship he brought to the distillery. While specific tasting notes and bottle details would depend on the particular cask selection and bottling strength, this release stands as a fitting tribute to the cooper's art and Ramsay's enduring contribution to one of Scotland's most renowned single malt producers. Only 225 casks were produced, making it extremely limited The whisky was finished in specially selected American oak/Bourbon casks The casks were actually selected by Don Ramsay himself back in 1991