Douglas Laing – Director’s Cut Tomatin 45 Years (1967–2012)

Ultra-Rare 45-Year-Old Single Cask Highland Whisky – Wooden Presentation Box

📝 Product Description

A true collector’s masterpiece.

This Douglas Laing Director’s Cut Tomatin 45 Years is an exceptionally rare single cask Highland Scotch, distilled in November 1967 and bottled in December 2012, after an extraordinary 45 years of maturation in a Refill Butt (Cask DL REF: 9315).

Only 175 bottles were ever released worldwide — making this one of the most desirable long-aged Tomatin expressions on the market.

Presented in a luxurious solid wooden display box, this bottle embodies the craftsmanship, heritage, and vintage prestige of both Tomatin Distillery and Douglas Laing & Co. Ltd.

This is not just whisky.

It is a 45-year-old piece of history, ideal for collectors, long-term investors, and connoisseurs of ultra-premium Scotch.

📌 Key Features

• Distillery: Tomatin

• Independent Bottler: Douglas Laing & Co. Ltd

• Series: Director’s Cut

• Age: 45 Years

• Distilled: November 1967

• Bottled: December 2012

• Cask Type: Refill Butt

• Cask No.: DL REF 9315

• Bottles Released: 175

• ABV: 51.6%

• Volume: 700ml

• Packaging: Luxury Wooden Box

• Category: Ultra-Premium, Vintage, Collector’s Item

🥃 Tasting Profile (Unofficial Notes)

Expect classic, deeply matured Highland character — rich oak, aged orchard fruits, spice layers, subtle sherry influence, antique wood polish, and long, elegant finish typical of ultra-aged Tomatin casks.

🎁 Why Collect This Bottle?

✔ 45 years old — exceptionally rare

✔ Single Cask release (only 175 bottles globally)

✔ Highly desirable among investors & collectors

✔ Vintage 1960s distillation — prized era for Tomatin

✔ Comes in premium wooden presentation case

✔ Long-term appreciation potential

A trophy bottle for any serious whisky collection.