The Grainhound - 3x 29 years Strathclyde and 1x 30 years North British Single Grain Scotch Whisky

WhiskyJason reviews 3x 29 years Strathclyde and 1x 30 years North British Single Grain Scotch Whisky from the independent bottler The Grainhound / The Caskhound
Whiskybase ID WB253040
Category Single Grain
Distillery Strathclyde
Bottler The Caskhound (TCaH)
Bottling serie The Grainhound
Vintage 20.12.1994
Bottled 07.03.2024
Stated Age 29 years old
Cask Type Finish in a 1st Fill PX-Sherry-Quarter Cask
Casknumber 4565942
Number of bottles 164
Strength 41.7 % Vol.
Whiskybase ID WB253041
Category Single Grain
Distillery Strathclyde
Bottler The Caskhound (TCaH)
Bottling serie The Grainhound
Vintage 20.12.1994
Bottled 05.03.2024
Stated Age 29 years old
Cask Type 1st Fill Oloroso-Sherry-Quarter Cask finish
Casknumber 456594
Number of bottles 177
Strength 41.9 % Vol.
Whiskybase ID WB253039
Category Single Grain
Distillery Strathclyde
Bottler The Caskhound (TCaH)
Bottling serie The Grainhound
Vintage 20.12.1994
Bottled 07.03.2024
Stated Age 29 years old
Cask Type Bourbon + Finish in a 1st Fill Bourbon
Casknumber 4565941
Number of bottles 188
Strength 42.1 % Vol.
Whiskybase ID WB253138
Category Single Grain
Distillery North British
Bottler The Caskhound (TCaH)
Bottling serie The Grainhound
Vintage 10.12.1993
Bottled 05.03.2024
Stated Age 30 years old
Calculated age 30 years old
Cask Type Finish in a 1st Fill PX-Sherry-Quarter Cask
Casknumber 52732
Number of bottles 142
Strength 46.1 % Vol.

[@lyacoubian]

Ausgezeichnet..!!! Grain whisky heaven..!!! 🥃❤
Omitting American whiskey... Teeling Single Grain and Nikka Coffey Grain are it for me.

[@WhiskyJason1]

Grain whisky heaven - NICE!!!

[@jbar6284]

Hi Jason, a fascinating video, thanks very much for all the great info.
2% loss per year does not mean 60% is gone after 30 years. It means 54.55% *remains* after that time. Try this function in e.g. LibreOffice Calc: =POWER(0.98,30)
Yes, still a big loss at ~45%, but 36% more remaining than your number.
Erik Wait recently did a vid about grain whisky production methods but with different angles/topics covered from yours so thanks very much for your additional information.
I haven't tried any single grain whiskies, sorry.

[@WhiskyJason1]

yes - you are right!