Mulberry Bank Auctions is pleased to announce its second pre-sale tasting. Taking place at our west end auction rooms in Glasgow on Tuesday the 27th of March at 7.30pm. We will be showcasing a stunning line up of 8 incredible spirits. Apart from such single malt gems as a Glen Grant 30 year old distilled in the 1930s and an incredibly rare Glendronach 1970, we will also have a Caroni Rum from the 1920s and last, but certainly not least, an incredible 1870, pre-phylloxera Grand Champagne Cognac. And as if that wasn’t enough there will also be a selection of fine Scottish cheeses, courtesy of local cheesemonger George Mewes, to sample as well. All in all it should be the tasting event of a lifetime. If you thought the first tasting was good, you ain’t seen nothing yet.

Tickets are strictly limited and sold on a first come first served basis. They are priced at £50 per head and are available directly from our auction house by calling 0141 225 8181.

7.30-10.30pm. March 27th. Mulberry Bank Auction House. 26a St Vincent Crescent. G3 8LH.

The full line up is:

1: Bruichladdich 1971 39yo single cask. A Privately bottled single cask that has been bottled at a naturally low cask strength of 39%.

2: Bruichladdich official vintage 1970. The legendary 1970 vintage from Bruichladdich, bottled back in 2002.

3: Martell 3 Star cognac. An old bottling from the 1930s with a spring cap seal.

4: Grand Champagne Cognac from an unknown producer. Vintage 1870. Bottled by Cockburn & Co of Leith, Edinburgh. Bottled around the turn of the 20th Century this is from one of the greatest vintages of the 19th century.

There will be a break here for a selection of Scottish cheeses supplied by local cheesemonger George Mewes.

5: Caroni Navy Rum. 90 proof. Bottled sometime in the 1920s.

6: Glen Grant 30yo by G&M. Distilled sometime in the 1930s and bottled in the 1960s. A great chance to taste a pre-war malt.

7: Dalwhinnie 36yo 1966. Bottled 2002.

8: Glendronach 1970. A single cask bottled by Cadenheads in the 1990s under their legendary White Label series. This is from a great vintage and, unusually, is not matured in a sherry cask.