Glenfiddich Single Malt Scotch Whisky Collection

We stock Glenfiddich from the 12 Year Old through to the Grand Cru 23. All genuine imported stock, delivered nationwide across the Philippines.

The Distillery That Created the Category

In 1963 Glenfiddich did something no one else was doing: it marketed a single malt outside Scotland. Until then, malt whisky was something blenders bought to put into blends — nobody sold it on its own abroad.

That decision created the single malt category as it exists today. Glenfiddich 12 is the direct descendant of it, and it remains the most awarded single malt Scotch in the world.

The name means "Valley of the Deer" in Gaelic, which is where the stag on the bottle comes from. The distillery is still family-owned, five generations on.

The Range, Explained

12 Year Old

American and European oak, married in the distillery's own oak tuns. Pear, green apple and a creamy texture. The entry point, and the benchmark for Speyside.

15 Year Old Solera

The most interesting technique in the range. The Solera Vat is a large oak tun that has never been less than half full since 1998 — new whisky goes in, mature whisky comes out, and what remains carries a trace of every batch that has passed through. The method is borrowed from sherry production, and it is why this tastes richer and more layered than fifteen years alone would explain.

15 Year Old Perpetual Collection VAT 03

A Travel Retail release, also using the Solera system, but non-chill filtered — the filtration most whisky undergoes for cosmetic clarity also strips flavour compounds. Skipping it means more texture and body. Different whisky from the standard 15 despite the shared age.

18 Year Old

Oloroso sherry casks and American oak bourbon barrels, married in small batches rather than large ones. Baked apple, dried fruit, cinnamon and almond.

21 Year Old Gran Reserva

Twenty-one years, then finished in Caribbean rum casks. Rum-cask finishing is unusual for Scotch and it shows immediately — banana and toffee notes you will not find in a sherry- or bourbon-matured malt.

23 Year Old Grand Cru

Finished in French cuvée casks that previously held premium sparkling wine. Brioche, apple blossom and white grape — closer in character to fine Champagne than to a typical aged Speyside.

Limited editions

Including the 16 Year Old Aston Martin Distillery Edition, bottled at 48% rather than the usual 40% — and that eight-point difference changes the whisky considerably.

Which Glenfiddich Should You Buy?

• Your first single malt: the 12. Approachable, awarded, and the reference point.
• The step up: the 15 Solera. The vat technique is genuinely worth tasting.
• For a collector or a traveller: the VAT 03 — non-chill filtered and Travel Retail only.
• For a milestone: the 18, or the 21 Gran Reserva if you want something unusual.
• For higher strength: the 16 Aston Martin at 48%.
• For a landmark occasion: the Grand Cru 23.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Solera Vat?
A large oak tun that has never been emptied since 1998. Mature whisky is drawn off and new whisky added, so every bottling carries a trace of every batch before it. It builds complexity and keeps the character consistent between releases.

What is the difference between the two 15 Year Olds?
The standard Solera 15 is the core release. The Perpetual Collection VAT 03 is Travel Retail, non-chill filtered, and comes in a presentation tube — more texture and body, and the better collector's bottle. The Solera is the one to open.

Does non-chill filtered matter?
Yes. Chill filtration removes compounds that cause cloudiness when cold — and some flavour along with them. Non-chill filtered whisky may go slightly hazy with water or ice, which is a sign of quality rather than a fault.

Are these genuine imported bottles?
Yes. All stock is sourced through legitimate import channels, stored with care, and packed securely for transit.

For adults of legal drinking age only. Please enjoy responsibly.