The Glenturret Adds 20 Year Old to Its Extremely Scarce Range

# Overview

Range for 2026. The new release joins returning 25 and 30 Years Old expressions. The range is produced at The Glenturret distillery in Crieff, Highland Perthshire, which traces its origins to 1763 and presents itself as Scotland's oldest working distillery.

# What's been released

• 20 Years Old: 1,700 bottles worldwide, 47.6% ABV, priced at £600. The spirit was finished using four European oak casks.

• 30 Years Old: the smallest release in the collection with 75 bottles worldwide, 40.1% ABV, priced at £2,200. Official notes list citrus fruits, melon, sweet pineapple, caramelised ginger, cinnamon and dark cherries, with hints of aniseed.

• 20 Years Old (official notes): pineapple and mango on the nose, with wood spices and ginger. Palate shows tropical fruits and sweet spices leading to a subtle fruity finish.

• 25 Years Old (official notes): soft ginger cake, rich dried fruits, aged oak and gentle wood spices.

• 30 Years Old (official notes): citrus, melon and sweet pineapple up front followed by caramelised ginger, cinnamon and dark cherries.

# Production and positioning

# Availability and purchase

# Context and ownership

# Practical takeaways for buyers and collectors

• For rarity and potential collectibility: the 25YO (210 bottles) and 30YO (75 bottles) are far more limited and carry higher price points.

# Closing note

These three releases sit alongside The Glenturret's Core Release range and reflect the distillery's focus on aged single malts and small, tightly constrained annual offerings.