Vatted Demerara (O.V.D.), Woods Old Navy Scotch whisky: Aerstone, Ailsa Bay, Clan MacGregor, Glenfiddich, Grant's, House of Hazelwood, Kininvie, Monkey Shoulder, The Balvenie Tequila: Milagro Vodka: Reyka Rare whiskies William Grant & Sons produces a number of rare whiskies, most of which are described in the articles on Glenfiddich, Grant's and The Balvenie. However, their rare whiskies also include: Girvan First Batch Distillation (from casks filled in 1964) Ladyburn (from Ladyburn distillery, closed in 1975) Snow Phoenix (a one-off by Glenfiddich produced as a blend of all the whisky—between three and 50 years in age—recovered after heavy snow destroyed a warehouse where the whisky was being aged) Other rare whiskies have been bottled as private vintages for Concorde, Queen Mary 2 and the Royal Danish Wedding. Highland Distillers brands William Grant & Sons and the Edrington Group took Highland Distillers private in 1999 forming the 1887 Company, in which William Grant and Sons hold a 30% stake. Brands owned by Highland Distillers at that time: Black Bottle, this brand was sold subsequently to Burn Stewart Distillers in 2004 Gloag's London Dry Gin, brand name owned by Edrington Highland Park, brand name now owned by Edrington The Famous Grouse, brand name now owned by Edrington The Macallan, brand name now owned by Edrington Other brands Virgin Vodka, a now defunct brand which Grant's co-developed with Richard Branson's Virgin Group. References External links William Grant & Sons official website. Drink companies of Scotland 1887 establishments in Scotland Companies based in North Lanarkshire Food and drink companies established in 1887 Scottish brands