Glenfiddich

Glenfiddich is the world’s most awarded and best-selling single malt Scotch whisky, founded by William Grant in 1887. Its uniqueness is found in its pioneering spirit; it was the first brand to actively market single malt to the world in 1963. The distillery uses the same high-quality water source (Robie Dhu Spring) and maintains its own on-site cooperage and coppersmiths. Known for its signature triangular bottle and an approachable profile of pear, oak, and honey, Glenfiddich remains a global icon and the standard-bearer for the Speyside region.