Each House of Hazelwood whisky tells stories about whisky heritage and the Gordon family, who built up this remarkable collection of whiskies over the last seven decades. The flight features six such whiskies ranging from 33 to 53 Years Old including:

• The Cask Trials, 53-Year-Old Single Grain Scotch Whisky
• The Garden at Hazelwood, 47-Year-Old Blended Malt Scotch Whisky
• The Lost Estate, 43-Year-Old Blended Grain Scotch Whisky
• A Trail of Smoke, 42-Year-Old Blended Malt Scotch Whisky
• The Lowlander, 36-Year-Old Blended Scotch Whisky
• The Tops, 33-Year-Old Blended Malt Scotch Whisky

Jonathan Gibson, Director at House of Hazelwood, said:

“Bringing the oldest whisky flight ever offered in the UK to life is more than just a celebration of rare spirits – with a combined age of 254 years of whisky it is an invitation to experience history in a glass. We’re excited to work with the team at Treloyhan Manor to offer connoisseurs and collectors a truly memorable experience.”

With just 36 tickets available for this one night only event priced at £500pp, the hotel is describing this as a “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity for whisky connoisseurs. For anyone who books a stay at the hotel they can purchase a ticket for just £250.

Commenting on the opportunity, James Hemming, Operations Director at Treloyhan Manor, said:

“We pride ourselves on being able to offer guests the finest food and drink alongside exceptional events and experiences. Being able to present this exclusive whisky flight, fits with our ethos of wanting our guests’ stay to be filled with unique experiences and memories to last a lifetime.”

Tickets for the whisky tasting on Saturday 19th July are available from https://www.treloyhan-manor.com/.

More information about the Whisky Flight:

• The Cask Trials, 53 Year-Old Single Grain Scotch Whisky, 49.2% ABV, 303 bottles worldwide
  Distilled in 1968 and matured for 53 years in a single sherry butt, this is an incredibly rare, deep and intense release crafted from an unlikely marriage of European oak and Girvan grain. Almost unrecognisable as grain whisky but with a delicious underlying richness.
• The Garden at Hazelwood, 47-Year-Old Blended Malt Scotch Whisky, 45.8% ABV, 137 bottles worldwide
  Reminiscent of the garden at Hazelwood House, this release is redolent of the natural haven that has played host to generations of the Gordon family. Wonderfully welcoming with an abundance of lavender and orchard fruits.
• The Lost Estate, 43 Year-Old Blended Grain Scotch Whisky, 41.6% ABV, 564 bottles worldwide
  Grain whisky distilleries in Scotland are rare enough but a blend of grain whiskies created from now-silent distilleries is rarer still. This unique blend brings together the individual distillery characters of two of Scotland’s closed grain whisky distilleries to create a style of whisky that reflects a past era of production.
• A Trail of Smoke, 42 Year-Old Blended Malt, 46.5% ABV, 385 bottles worldwide.
  This beautifully balanced malt whisky takes us on a meandering journey through Scotland’s Islands – from dry and herbal to luscious and fruity with a delicate trail of woodsmoke always present in the background. An astonishingly complex, wonderfully evocative release redolent of the remarkable islands from which it hails.
• The Lowlander, 36 Year-Old Blended Scotch, 45.9% ABV, 432 bottles worldwide.
  Bringing together the strengths of a number of Scotland’s Lowland distilleries this unusual release celebrates what is often an overlooked region within the world of Scotch whisky. Bright and crisp in character with notes of granite and spun sugar this is a showcase for the merits of Lowland distillation and maturation.
• The Tops, 33 Year-Old Blended Scotch Whisky, 51.6% ABV, 528 worldwide
  Every blender has malt whiskies in their inventory that are considered to be ‘tops’ – the best of the best available from the inventory, typically used sparingly and eked out over time. This rare blend of malts is an indulgent combination of the very best of our ‘tops’, married together to create something truly precious – richly decadent with a sherried character.