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Hunter Laing was founded in Glasgow in 2013 after brothers Stewart and Fred Laing decided to split Douglas Laing’s assets in two and go their separate ways.

Fred kept the Douglas Laing name and brought his daughter Cara in to run the company alongside him. Stewart created Hunter Laing and was joined by his sons Andrew and Scott.

They absorbed Andrew and Scott’s whisky bottling business, Edition Spirits, and took half of Douglas Laing’s brands with them, including Old Malt Casks, Old and Rare and John Player Special.

Just a couple of years after founding Hunter Laing, the company bought over a 14,000 cask warehouse in East Kilbride. This obviously showed huge ambition, but they weren’t finished yet.

In 2016 Hunter Laing bought a plot of land on the famous whisky producing island of Islay and began contstruction of a new distillery. The Ardnahoe distillery is set to start producing spirit in Spring 2018.

While all of these expansions have been going on, the company hasn’t lost touch with its roots and continues to release quality, independently bottled whisky.

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Bowmore 15 Year Old First Editions (Hunter Laing, 2000)
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10-15 Years

Bowmore 15 Year Old First Editions (Hunter Laing, 1985)

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$199.99

An excellent single cask Bowmore 15 Year Old that was distilled on Islay in 1985 and matured in a refill hogshead before being bottled by Hunter Laing for their popular First Editions range in 2000. It brings and intriguing range of notes to the table including green apples, sweet vanilla, dark chocolate, toffee and a […]

Bowmore 21 Year Old
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16-25 Years

Bowmore 21 Year Old First Editions (Hunter Laing, 1996)

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$199.99

This incredible Bowmore 21 Year Old is part of Hunter Laing’s First Editions label. It is a single cask whisky that was matured in a refill hogshead cask, making it fruity with a little whiff of smoke. Only 196 bottles of this cracker were ever released. More from Hunter Laing More from Bowmore

Bunnahabhain 27 Year Old (Hunter Laing, 1989)
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26-30 Years

Bunnahabhain 27 Year Old (Hunter Laing, 1989)

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$504.99

This Bunnahabhain 27 Year Old was distilled on Islay in 1989 and then bottled by famous Scottish bottler Hunter Laing. Both the distillery and the bottler have a reputation for being master of their craft so you can be sure that this single cask whisky is an absolute delight. More from Hunter Laing More from […]

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