Glenfiddich 29 Y.O. Grand Yozakura

Grand Chateau: the story of two worlds by Glenfiddich

Glenfiddich Grand Chateau 31 Y.O. the unusual combination of Speyside and Bordeaux inspired the well-known French artist André Saraiva, who collaborated with the distillery on the bottle's packaging.

Famous in the history of street art, Saraiva was the first artist to depict a character - a cheerful stringy figure in a top hat - instead of the tag name. And it is Mr.A's signature that appears on the pack, distorting the traditional Toile de jouy background print, which is used as a canvas. The figurine is filmed in the act of playfully selecting the precious whisky.

It is a collaboration that further strengthens Glenfiddich's long relationship with the art world, which has manifested itself over time through collaborations with both established and emerging artists.

Glenfiddich 31 Y.O. Grand Chateau: enveloping and rich

The Single Malt Glenfiddich 31 Y.O. Grand Château presents rich hints of warm vanilla on the nose, evolving into fruity and floral nuances of blackcurrant berries and hazelnuts.

The palate is sumptuous, with notes of cherries and caramelised apples intertwined with warm spices and toasty oak. The finish is deep and persistent.