Rare Find whisky collectors take note: Four New Spring Whiskies Revealed

Friday, 06 March 2026 at 16:45

Independent bottler Rare Find unveils its Spring 2026 Single Cask Collection, accompanied by a completely refreshed visual identity. The launch shows how a brand can modernize its look without compromising on quality. In fact, Rare Find insists the core remains unchanged: selecting exceptional casks and bottling them at the perfect moment.

The new release features four single cask single malt Scotch whiskies. Each bottle comes from a different cask and is bottled at a different age.

Four distinctive single casks

The Spring 2026 collection brings together a varied selection of whiskies from different distilleries and cask types. As always with Rare Find, these are one-off bottlings with plenty of character.

The line-up includes:

Longmorn 19 Year Old: Finished in an Amarone barrique, delivering deep fruit tones and a richly textured palate.
Inchmurrin 11 Year Old: A single malt fully matured in a second-fill sherry hogshead, balancing fruit, spice, and gentle sherry influence.
Sutherland 35 Year Old: A rare, long-aged whisky from a refill hogshead, showcasing subtle oak and layered complexity.
Aultmore 15 Year Old: Finished in a first-fill Oloroso hogshead, with bold sherry character and a full-bodied profile.

All whiskies of the bottler are bottled at natural cask strength, with natural color and no chill filtration, preserving the cask’s true character.

Not every bottling in the collection will be easy to find. The Aultmore 15 Year Old is a Vault Exclusive Release, available only to members of the Rare Find Vault. The other three whiskies will be available from March 12, 2026, through selected specialist whisky retailers.

New packaging with richer detail

Alongside the new whiskies, Rare Find is introducing a refreshed visual identity. The new packaging is designed to make it easier for retailers, bartenders, and consumers to understand the whiskies at a glance.

Key changes include:

Color-coded regional icons indicating which part of Scotland each whisky comes from
Clearer navigation across different releases
More information on origin, cask, and maturation on both the front and back labels

According to the brand, the new design better communicates rarity, provenance, and cask influence, while also giving the bottles stronger shelf presence.

Philosophy unchanged

Despite the new look, Rare Find emphasizes that the brand’s heart remains the same. Only casks that the team believes have reached their peak moment of flavor and balance are bottled. Commercial head John Moffat says every release still revolves around the same mission: select outstanding whisky and present it with authenticity.

You can find the whiskies on the Rare Find website, but you'll have to be quick. They stocks are limited.