This rare Glenfiddich 8 Year Old Still Master’s Crock Decanter dates back to the 1970s, presented in a distinctive earthenware crock. Known at the time as “Unblended Scotch Whisky,” this release marked Glenfiddich’s pioneering effort to position single malt as a premium category, during an era when blended Scotch dominated the market. Bottled at 43% ABV, this expression captures the style of Glenfiddich’s production over half a century ago, offering a true piece of whisky history.

Glenfiddich Distillery

Founded in 1887 in Dufftown, Scotland, Glenfiddich remains one of the world’s most iconic Speyside distilleries and a leader in single malt Scotch. The distillery is still family-owned by William Grant & Sons and is recognised globally for innovation, heritage, and consistency. Glenfiddich was instrumental in introducing single malts to a wider audience, with marketing campaigns from the 1960s and 70s laying the foundation for today’s thriving single malt industry.

Why Add Glenfiddich 8 Year Old Still Master’s Crock Decanter 1970 to Your Collection?

This release embodies a defining era in whisky history, when Glenfiddich boldly introduced “Unblended Scotch” to the world and helped shape the single malt category. The unique ceramic crock presentation enhances its collectibility, while its historical importance makes it an ideal acquisition for enthusiasts and serious collectors alike. A striking relic from the 1970s, it represents both the heritage of Glenfiddich and the evolution of Scotch whisky as we know it today.