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The
Famous Grouse has unveiled a limited
edition gift box for the final 1980
bottles of its award-winning 30 year old
blended malt.
The exclusive box has been created to
mark the brand's 30 year reign as
Scotland's favourite whisky, having been
the best selling Scotch in its home
market since 1980.
The Famous Grouse 30 year old was first
released in 2004, forming the jewel in
the crown of the brand's blended malt
range - a project undertaken by TEG's
former master blender, John Ramsay,
pictured. Destined to become a
collector's item, the precious final
bottles each bear a seal confirming that
they are one of the last 1980 bottles to
be produced, along with a certificate
signed by John Ramsay.
Since its release, the whisky has picked
up a number of prestigious awards,
including gold at the Scotch Whisky
Masters Award in 2009, a trophy award at
the International Spirits Challenge in
2007 and a gold (best in class) at the
International Wine and Spirits
competition in 2007.
John added: "The Famous Grouse 30yo was
one of the proudest achievements during
my career, and I'm pleased to know that
these last remaining bottles will
receive an extra special farewell."
Gerry O'Donnell, director, The Famous
Grouse, commented: "It is a fitting
tribute to this exceptional whisky that
it has been selected to help celebrate
The Famous Grouse's 30th year of being
Scotland's favourite whisky."
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