Dumbarton 26 Year Old 1997 Infrequent Flyers

The Dumbarton 26 Year Old 1997 Infrequent Flyers is a rare and evocative Lowland single grain Scotch whisky, distilled at the now-closed Dumbarton Distillery—one of Scotland’s lost whisky legends. Distilled in 1997 and matured for 26 years in a single Pedro Ximénez puncheon (cask #174), this exceptional release was bottled in February 2024 by the Alistair Walker Whisky Company for their celebrated Infrequent Flyers series. Bottled at a bold 53.8% ABV, just 677 bottles were drawn, capturing a rich, indulgent snapshot of a distillery that no longer exists.

Why We Think You’ll Love It

• Distilled in 1997 at the lost Dumbarton Distillery

• Matured 26 years in a single Pedro Ximénez puncheon (#174)

• Bottled by the Alistair Walker Whisky Company for the Infrequent Flyers series

• Cask strength 53.8% ABV for rich depth and intensity

• Limited release of 677 bottles, bottled February 2024

The Dumbarton 26 Year Old 1997 Infrequent Flyers is a beautifully mature and deeply indulgent single grain whisky, offering layers of sherried richness wrapped around silky Lowland spirit. A remarkable collector’s piece and a rare opportunity to experience the character of a lost Scottish distillery.