This 12-year-old whiskey, whose peculiarity has been influenced by both bourbon and sherry casks, is one of the world's best-selling malt whiskeys.

In 1886, William Grant opened his distillery, which he had previously built with the help of his family and with the help of an architect himself. Only a few years later, in 1898, the first problems arose: The largest customer of Grant's Whiskeys, the Patisson company, went bankrupt. But giving up was not an option at Glenfiddich and so the effort finally paid off. Today, Glendfiddich has long been one of the best-known single malts in the world. This Glenfiddich edition matures for 12 years in American bourbon barrels and sherry casks from Spain.