Glenlossie 50
£1.99 Per Ticket
| Prize | Glenlossie 50 |
| Delivery | Courier |
| Competition Ends | 16 October 2026 7:00 pm |
| Minimum Tickets Sold | 1 |
| Ticket Limit | 800 |
| This competition will have | 1 winner |
Whether you consider yourself to be a whisky novice or a connoisseur, owning a 50 yr old single malt is the ultimate status symbol. Getting a whisky to this age is always a big deal & official distillery bottlings will set you back many thousands of pounds in exchange for some impressively outlandish packaging. A handful of whisky fans have million dollar mansions to display those sprawling pieces of art. For the rest of us a pièce de résistance to fit that makeshift IKEA kallax whisky cabinet is often enough. This 50 yr old Glenlossie distilled in 1975 most certainly fits the bill.
Independent bottler Kingsbury Wine & Spirits Co. was founded in Aberdeen in 1989 and incorporated in 1992 by Katsuhiko Tanaka, president of Japanese importer Japan Import System Co. Ltd. If you’ve never heard of Kingsbury its because almost all their product get exported to Japan for a private clientele. In recent months a few of their elusive bottles have begun appearing at UK auction houses – an opportunity not to be missed. For a relatively tiny indy, Kingsbury somehow has access to some extremely rare casks. Some of their previous bottlings have been such unicorns that they didnt even bother putting this extraordinary 50 year old in a box!
Built in 1876, whisky produced by the powerhouse that is Glenlossie is a major contributor to Diageo’s blends. It is rarely seen as a single malt & there have not even been any ‘true’ official bottlings in 150 years – truly astonishing.  It’s four stills were increased to six in 1962 and since 1971 it has shared its site with Mannochmore.
Released as part of Kingsbury’s prestigious Celtic Series, this 1975 vintage represents a highly collectible half-century expression. The prolonged maturation capped off by a first-fill PX sherry finish imparts a profound depth, complexity, and distinct rich sweetness. Only 107 bottles made it out of cask 5959 at a strength of 45.6% abv. £500 cash alternative if you prefer.
There are also 80 instant win prizes for this competition including:
– 25 x Diageo Handfills tasting set
– 25 x Glenlossie dram duo’s
– 30 x £5 site credit
NB – A maximum of 2 handfill and/or 2 glenlossie tasting sets per account. Any extra wins shall be substituted with site credit
Instant Ticket Wins!
No need to wait for the draw date! - 80 Instant Wins! Randomly draw any of the following tickets numbers and win the prize!
#1
Glenlossie set
#14
£5 Credit
Gavin O'Connor
#25 - Diageo Handfill set
#32
Glenlossie set
#46
£5 Credit
#57
Diageo Handfill set
#66
£5 Credit
#78
Glenlossie set
#83
£5 Credit
#99
Diageo Handfill set
#104
Glenlossie set
#111
Diageo Handfill set
#123
£5 Credit
#134
Diageo Handfill set
#146
Glenlossie set
Stewart McGregor
#152 - £5 Credit
#160
Diageo Handfill set
Graeme Dunipace
#175 - £5 Credit
Vineet Rohatgi
#187 - Glenlossie set
#198
£5 Credit
Colin Graham
#202 - Diageo Handfill set
#216
£5 Credit
#224
Glenlossie set
#238
£5 Credit
#243
Diageo Handfill set
#250
£5 Credit
#267
Glenlossie set
#271
£5 Credit
#285
Diageo Handfill set
#296
£5 Credit
#303
Glenlossie set
#312
£5 Credit
#320
Diageo Handfill set
Stewart McGregor
#333 - Glenlossie set
#345
£5 Credit
#357
Diageo Handfill set
#368
Glenlossie set
#374
£5 Credit
#381
Diageo Handfill set
#390
Glenlossie set
#400
£5 Credit
Stewart McGregor
#413 - Diageo Handfill set
#426
Glenlossie set
#438
£5 Credit
#441
Diageo Handfill set
#456
Glenlossie set
#468
£5 Credit
#477
Diageo Handfill set
Gavin O'Connor
#482 - Glenlossie set
#495
£5 Credit
#505
Diageo Handfill set
#514
Glenlossie set
Ian Harrison
#527 - £5 Credit
#536
Diageo Handfill set
#540
£5 Credit
#555
Glenlossie set
#567
£5 Credit
#573
Diageo Handfill set
#589
Glenlossie set
#598
£5 Credit
Gavin O'Connor
#606 - Diageo Handfill set
#617
Glenlossie set
#625
£5 Credit
#636
Diageo Handfill set
#641
Glenlossie set
#658
Diageo Handfill set
#669
£5 Credit
#673
Diageo Handfill set
#682
Glenlossie set
#690
£5 Credit
Ian Harrison
#707 - Diageo Handfill set
Neville Davenport
#714 - Glenlossie set
#728
£5 Credit
#736
Diageo Handfill set
Graeme Dunipace
#742 - Glenlossie set
#759
£5 Credit
#763
Diageo Handfill set
Colin Graham
#777 - Glenlossie set
#781
£5 Credit
#800
Glenlossie set
About This Competition
Whether you consider yourself to be a whisky novice or a connoisseur, owning a 50 yr old single malt is the ultimate status symbol. Getting a whisky to this age is always a big deal & official distillery bottlings will set you back many thousands of pounds in exchange for some impressively outlandish packaging. A handful of whisky fans have million dollar mansions to display those sprawling pieces of art. For the rest of us a pièce de résistance to fit that makeshift IKEA kallax whisky cabinet is often enough. This 50 yr old Glenlossie distilled in 1975 most certainly fits the bill.
Independent bottler Kingsbury Wine & Spirits Co. was founded in Aberdeen in 1989 and incorporated in 1992 by Katsuhiko Tanaka, president of Japanese importer Japan Import System Co. Ltd. If you’ve never heard of Kingsbury its because almost all their product get exported to Japan for a private clientele. In recent months a few of their elusive bottles have begun appearing at UK auction houses – an opportunity not to be missed. For a relatively tiny indy, Kingsbury somehow has access to some extremely rare casks. Some of their previous bottlings have been such unicorns that they didnt even bother putting this extraordinary 50 year old in a box!
Built in 1876, whisky produced by the powerhouse that is Glenlossie is a major contributor to Diageo’s blends. It is rarely seen as a single malt & there have not even been any ‘true’ official bottlings in 150 years – truly astonishing.  It’s four stills were increased to six in 1962 and since 1971 it has shared its site with Mannochmore.
Released as part of Kingsbury’s prestigious Celtic Series, this 1975 vintage represents a highly collectible half-century expression. The prolonged maturation capped off by a first-fill PX sherry finish imparts a profound depth, complexity, and distinct rich sweetness. Only 107 bottles made it out of cask 5959 at a strength of 45.6% abv. £500 cash alternative if you prefer.
There are also 80 instant win prizes for this competition including:
– 25 x Diageo Handfills tasting set
– 25 x Glenlossie dram duo’s
– 30 x £5 site credit
NB – A maximum of 2 handfill and/or 2 glenlossie tasting sets per account. Any extra wins shall be substituted with site credit
