Glenfarclas 175

by Ian Buxton

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It is rare for any business established in the reign of William IV to remain in family ownership in 2011, but that is exactly what Glenfarclas distillery has achieved under the management and care of the Grant family. This book is a testament to one of Speyside's most famous malts.

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It is rare for any business established in the reign of William IV to remain in family ownership in 2011, but that is exactly what Glenfarclas distillery has achieved under the management and care of the Grant family. This book is a testament to one of Speyside's most famous malts.

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