Highland Park 54 Year Old 1968 Island Single Malt Scotch - 70cl 46.9%

Highland Park 54 Year Old 1968 Island Single Malt Scotch - 70cl 46.9%

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Highland Park 54 Year Old 1968 Island Single Malt Scotch - 70cl 46.9%

Highland Park 54 Year Old 1968 Island Single Malt Scotch - 70cl 46.9%

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Tasting Journey

Age 54 Year Old
Distillery Highland Park
Region Islands
Cask Type First-Fill European Oak Sherry-Seasoned Casks
Style Malt and Scotch
Colour

Burnt Umber

Nose

Polished oak, dried figs, antique leather, soft peat smoke, heather honey and maritime notes

Palate

Rich toffee, dark chocolate, stewed fruits, nutmeg, orange peel and subtle smoky warmth

Finish

Exceptionally long and refined with lingering oak spice, dried fruit and gentle coastal peat

About This Whisky

Highland Park 54 Year Old 1968 Island Single Malt Scotch Whisky

70cl | 46.9% ABV | Orkney Island | Rare & Collectable

The Highland Park 54 Year Old 1968 is an exceptionally rare Island single malt Scotch whisky, distilled in 1968 at the iconic Highland Park Distillery in Orkney and matured for over five decades. Bottled at 46.9% ABV, this ultra-aged expression represents one of the oldest and most prestigious releases ever produced by Highland Park.

Long maturation in carefully selected oak casks has created remarkable depth, balance and elegance. This 1968 vintage Highland Park showcases the distillery’s signature harmony of gentle heather peat smoke, natural sweetness and coastal complexity, elevated by extraordinary age and refinement.

Bottled at natural strength, non-chill filtered and with no added colour, the Highland Park 54 Year Old is a true collector’s centrepiece and a benchmark example of long-aged Island Scotch whisky.

Key Features

  • Distillery: Highland Park

  • Region: Orkney Islands (Island Scotch Whisky)

  • Vintage: 1968

  • Age: 54 Years Old

  • ABV: 46.9%

  • Bottle Size: 70cl

  • Style: Island Single Malt Scotch Whisky

  • Maturation: Long-aged oak casks

  • Presentation: Natural colour, non-chill filtered

  • Rarity: Extremely limited release

The Highland Park 54 Year Old 1968 Island Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a once-in-a-generation release, highly prized by serious whisky collectors and investors. Its combination of extreme age, historic vintage and unmistakable Highland Park character makes it one of the most desirable ultra-aged Scotch whiskies ever bottled.

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About Highland Park

Highland Park Distillery

The Highland Park Distillery is one of Scotland’s most iconic and revered whisky producers, known for its unique style and rich history. Located in Kirkwall, the capital of the Orkney Islands, Highland Park is famed for crafting single malt Scotch whiskies that are both rich in character and subtly balanced, thanks to its distinctive use of peated malt and sherry cask maturation.
Founded in 1798 by David Robertson, Highland Park is one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland. Its location on the Orkney Islands has played a central role in shaping its whisky, as the islands have long been known for their maritime climate, which imparts unique characteristics to the whisky. Over the years, Highland Park has passed through various owners but has consistently maintained its commitment to quality and craftsmanship.

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