A litre bottle of The Gentleman's Choice 12 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky presented in a Collectable Fly Fishing ceramic decanter designed by Gordon Highlander Ltd. and handmade by Royal Victoria Pottery in Staffordshire, part of their Highland Wildlife Series. This was bottled at 43% ABV in the 1970s to 1980s. The whisky is a 12 year old Tomatin single malt. Not to be confused with The Gordon Highlanders blend from William Grant & Sons. 

Tomatin was once the largest distillery in Scotland, with an expansion in 1976 bringing its still count to a whopping 23 (with a capacity for 10 million litres). An over-stretch at the time, it was forced into liquidation in 1985, never having run at full capacity. The following year it became Scotland's first ever Japanese-owned distillery after it was saved by a consortium of long-term customers. Nowadays it provides the heart to the popular Antiquary blend in addition to continuing to produce a highly regarded single malt.