Distilled in 1964 and bottled in 2019 at a rarefied 53 years of age, this is the oldest single malt whisky ever released by The Singleton or Diageo. Only 117 bottles released, just 5 outside of Asia, and only 1 available for purchase on malts.com.

A precious 53 year old whisky, held in a bottle of uniquely hand-blown crystal with copper metal work crafted by Thomas Fattorini (a Royal Warrant-holding, family-owned bespoke craftsmanship company of 192-year history).

The beautiful crystal decanter is housed in a dramatic wooden box with the decanter emerging from 5 copper lined layers of wood, representing each decade that the whisky was matured and crafted with nature. The shimmering copper backdrop reflects the silhouette of the decanter.

A piece of the original cask wood is enshrined within each box and connects you, with its scent and charcoal that rubs off on your fingers, to that single cask that bore this rare whisky.

It is rare to find a whisky of this great age; far rarer to find a superb single cask of impeccable provenance, which has never left the distillery. A special cask repays special consideration. Set aside for time to perform its slow magic, it has given us the oldest expression of The Singleton ever bottled. So far, only the angels have been able to enjoy their share. Even now, only a fortunate few can join them. Enjoy The Singleton Paragon of Time No. 1.

Serving Suggestion:
Best enjoyed neat or with a drop of water so the flavours become sweeter and fresher still, with a pleasant balancing bitterness. A taste made special by time.