Full Set Of The Family Casks Available In Singapore Bar

[William]

A full set of Glenfarclas The Family Casks, is to go on sale by the glass, in Singapore's "Malt Vault'. The Family Casks are a unique collection of 43 Single Cask whiskies, with one for each year from 1952 to 1994. Jim Murray named the collection the Best New Scotch Whisky of the Year - Multiple Casks - in his 2008 Whisky Bible.

Family owned and managed Glenfarclas launched The Family Casks, an exclusive collection of 43 vintage dated Single Cask Highland Malt Scotch Whiskies, in September 2007. The "Malt Vault', part of the Screening Room, joins a select group of bars, to offer the entire collection. Only two other whisky bars in the world have the full collection permanently on display, and available by the dram; they are The Mash Tun in Aberlour, Speyside, and Bar Nemo, in Tokyo.

As Andrew Skene, Director of Spirit of Scotland Pte Ltd who imported The Family Casks for the "Malt Vault' explained, "We've positioned the Malt Vault at the Screening Room, stocked with rare and limited bottlings, as a fitting place for whisky enthusiasts who might just be tired of the run-of-the-mill brands on the market, to uncover hidden gems. "Those in the know' will know that Glenfarclas Single Malt exudes quality.'

Ian McWilliam, Sales & Marketing Executive for Glenfarclas who will unveil the collection on the 9th of March continued, "The entire collection retails for around £16000, but even if you can't afford the entire set just yet, a bottle, or a dram, of whisky distilled in the year of your birth has to be the ultimate birthday present for the whisky lover, and The Family Casks makes this possible for those born since 1952."

The Malt Vault can be found at the Screening Room, Ann Siang Road, Singapore. The Malt Vault is a little out of my way but worth a visit if you are ever in that part of the world.

William

[Big Mac]

It would be nice to get your pick from the whole Family Cask range but unfortunately the Malt Vault, The Mash Tun in Aberlour and Bar Nemo, in Tokyo are all out of my way. I would guess all these bars are a malt whisky drinkers dream.

Mac