RNG WINE｜Glenfarclas

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Glenfarclas

Glenfarclas was established in 1836, and in 1865, John Grant acquired the distillery. The whisky market experienced a significant surge in demand around 1890. John Grant and his brother George joined forces to expand their business and partnered with Glenlivet. However, this venture ultimately failed, leading to financial difficulties. After years of hard work and struggle, John Grant retired due to overwork, leaving the management to George, who established a principle that "Glenfarclas Distillery must always be owned and operated by the family".

Due to the fluctuating market demands, Glenfarclas experienced significant changes in their inventory. However, George had a vast quantity of "old whisky", with the Family Cask series being a prime representation of this quality. The distillery's fifth-generation descendant altered their sales strategy by transitioning from cask to bottle sales, selecting the finest Sherry casks from Spain annually. They also focused on strengthening brand penetration. In 2006, Glenfarclas was voted "Distillery of the Year" by Whisky Magazine, recognizing their efforts and successes.