The 9th Generation of a 300-Year Whisky Family
Finn Thomson is the ninth generation of a Perthshire whisky family whose roots run from illicit stills on the banks of the Tay to the Golden Beneagles blend that poured through Gleneagles in the 1920s. The casks Finn bottles today were laid down by his grandfather Michael in the 1980s and 90s — one of Scotland's largest private family cask collections, kept back when the rest was sold. Now they're being released, one cask at a time, to a new generation of drinkers.
In Stock & Pre-Orders
Tartan Army - Glen Garioch
Longmorn 1991
THE ORIGIN
A Private Vault, Quietly Laid Down
In the 1980s, Michael Thomson — Finn's grandfather and the sixth generation to work in the trade — spent two decades quietly selecting and buying the young single malt and grain casks that had gone into the family's house blend.
Golden Beneagles When the blend brand was eventually sold, Michael kept the aging stock. For forty years those casks sat in warehouses across Scotland, maturing while the family waited for the right generation to bring them out. That generation is Finn. — Finn Thomson, Founder
The Whisky, by the Numbers
Built Across Generations
SOLD OUT
Tartan Army - Tamnavulin
Caol Ila 2010 - Amarone Cask
Tartan Army - North British (Scotland vs Brazil)
