43% ABV 21-year-old 43% ABV (bottling currently suspended) 25-year-old 43% ABV 30-year-old 43% ABV 40-year-old 46% ABV 105 (Cask Strength) 60% ABV In 2007 Glenfarclas launched The Family Casks, a collection of 43 single cask bottlings, with one from every year from 1952 to 1994. This collection now extends to 2007, but the distillery no longer has stock of casks from 1952 and 1953. In June 2015, Glenfarclas released a limited edition bottling called the £511.19s.0d Family Reserve. This was launched to mark 150 years of the Grant Family owning the distillery. The name of this bottling references the price John Grant paid for the distillery in 1865. The bottle is sold with a copy of the original bill of sale for the distillery. Also in 2015, Glenfarclas released a limited edition line of their 60-year-old bottle. Glenfarclas confirmed that there were only 360 bottles released globally. Crafted in a first fill sherry butt, the vibrant and full-bodied flavour produced from this 60-year-old dram is from one of their last 1953 casks. Visitor Centre Glenfarclas was one of the first distilleries to open a visitor centre in 1973. Today the visitor centre is open on weekdays throughout the year and Saturdays from July to September. The visitor centre includes the "Ship's Room", a tasting room, with panelling from the RMS Empress of Australia - this ship was of historical importance for ferrying the last British troops home from Bombay, after they had symbolically passed through the Gateway of India, bringing an end to over two centuries of British imperial rule in India. Future On 3 August 2021, the distillery was given approval to construct two whisky warehouses. See also List of whisky brands List of distilleries in Scotland Glenfarclas Cross Country Handicap Chase References Notes Bibliography External links Official website Distilleries in Scotland 1836 establishments in Scotland Companies based in Moray Food and drink companies established in 1836 Scottish malt whisky