The Gordon Highlanders blended Scotch whisky, released to celebrate the regiment's 200th anniversary. This was produced by William Grant & Sons.

William Grant held the rank of Major in The Gordon Highlanders' volunteer battalion in 1897. This remains the official whisky of the regiment.

Launched by William Grant - founder of the Glenfiddich distillery - in 1898, Grant's is Scotland's oldest continuously family-run, blended whisky maker. William's rise from cattle herder to whisky baron is one of the great tales in Scotch. In 1903, William employed his son-in-law Charles Gordon and six years later he embarked on a world tour spreading the word about Grant's (or, as it was then called, Grant's Standfast after the clan motto: 'Standfast Craigellachie') and making the brand into the worldwide success it is today.