Glenfiddich whisky

Glenfiddich is a Speyside single malt made in Dufftown by William Grant & Sons. This page compares current offers on bottles including the 12 Year Old, 18 Year Old and Grand Cru 23 Year Old, with other ages appearing when retailers have stock.

The standard range is usually unpeated, and most smoke tags here are inferred from that house style rather than the label. Fire & Cane is a peated exception, according to the producer. Compare the age, series, size and edition before judging prices; Grand series releases sit apart from the core age-stated range.

For the distillery’s history and name, see Whiskipedia’s Glenfiddich guide. Prices are the best current in-stock offer from the UK retailers we check (how we compare prices).

5 bottles in stock, with the best current price from the UK retailers we check.

About the distillery

Region
Speyside, Scotland
Founded
1886
Status
Producing
Capacity
21,000,000 litres of alcohol a year
Say it
glen*fidd*ick
Notable
Doig pagoda roof (replica)

Some of these details come from older printed sources and may have changed.

Read the full history on Whiskipedia

Questions

How much is Glenfiddich 12 Year Old?
The price depends on bottle size and retailer. Use the live offers above for the 70cl bottle; the 35cl version and miniatures are listed separately, so their prices should not be compared directly. Delivery can change the total, particularly below a retailer’s free-delivery threshold. We only show offers from the UK retailers we check.
Is Glenfiddich peated?
Not usually. Glenfiddich’s standard range is unpeated, and most smoke tags here are inferred from that house style rather than stated on the label. The producer describes Fire & Cane as a peated exception. Check the individual bottle page rather than assuming that every experimental release follows the standard range.
Which Glenfiddich is the most expensive?
Aged and Grand series releases generally occupy the top of Glenfiddich’s range. The live grid shows the dearest bottle for which we currently have an offer, rather than auction bottles or older releases outside our retailer coverage. Check the exact age and edition: Grand Cru and Grand Chateau are different bottlings, so compare each like with like.