This Glen Elgin was discovered by chance during a BB&R spirits showcase in London in March 2026: staff from Craft Spirits found a bottle tucked in a dark corner of the cellar stairs—set aside because the cork had fallen inside. No one had tasted it yet. What followed was astonishment: a whisky that stood apart from the 150 casks on display.

The spirit spent 14 years maturing in a bourbon cask before receiving a finish in a particularly active Moscatel cask. Bottled at cask strength (54.4%), non-coloured and non-chill-filtered, yielding just 301 bottles.