Glenfiddich Project XX is a Single Malt born from an experiment in which twenty of the most influential and pragmatic people in the world of whisky were welcomed into the distillery's immense warehouses. Here, they were given complete freedom to choose their favourite cask. Their selection included several American oak barrels, ex-bourbon barrels and port pipes, which were blended and bottled without age statement in the iconic triangular bottle.
For many years now, Glenfiddich has been exploring new frontiers in the world of whisky. Each new expression draws inspiration from the pioneering spirit of Charles Gordon and his ancestors. It was David Stewart who first experimented with new forms of finish many years ago. In recent years, Brian Kinsman, Glenfiddich's current malt master, has continued this tradition of experimentation.
An experiment that will leave you speechless.


The long and exciting history of the Glenfiddich distillery coincides with that of the Scotch Whisky. The Grant family, now in its fifth generation, founded it as early as 1887 in Dufftown, a small town...

Ireland and Scotland have always contended over the paternity of the invention of whisky, however, there are no official documents and we will not go into this centuries-old dispute, but will rely on...
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