Lottery History
| Date | User | Ticket number | Answer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27 July 2026 00:00 | Lottery started |
£0.99
This competition introduces a “low cost, low ticket concept” with a unique element called the **”insurance bottle.”** Its primary goal is to ensure more people win whisky prizes every week.
Here’s a breakdown of how it operates:
* **Eligibility for the Insurance Bottle:** Only participants who have purchased a ticket for the competition *and* have not already won a “main prize” on that draw day are eligible for the insurance bottle draw. This excludes winners of “Buyer Bottle” and “Free Entry Into” prizes.
* **What if you win a main prize?** If you’ve won a main prize but also have tickets in the insurance competition, your tickets for the insurance draw will be automatically **refunded** to your wallet. You can then use these refunded funds for future draws.
This setup seems designed to offer a win-win scenario, either by providing an extra chance to win for those who haven’t yet, or by refunding tickets to main prize winners.
The year 2011 marked the 175th anniversary of licensed distilling at Glenfarclas. The distillery was purchased by a John Grant in 1865 as an adjunct to a farm (Glenfarclas means glen of the green grassland) and continues in family ownership under the direction of John L. S. Grant (Chairman and 5th generation) and his son George (Director of Sales and 6th generation).
The spring water which ensured the plentiful green grass proved to be one of the essential components contributing to the distinct flavour of Glenfarclas highland Single Malt Whisky. Crystal clear, it bubbles up from the underlying granite on the slopes of the Speyside mountain, Ben Rinnes, to supply the distillery below. here it combines with the finest malted barley to provide a mash which is then twice distilled in traditional, direct fired, copper pot stills – the largest in Speyside. Only the lightest and best fractions of alcohol are collected and it has been said that “it is the whisky they don’t use that makes Glenfarclas great”.
Max 7 Tickets Per Person!
⭐️ 99p Per Ticket
⭐️ 99 Tickets Available
⭐️ 1 Winner
Good Luck!
Lottery ends: 31 July 2026 19:25
Timezone: Europe/London
This lottery has a minimum of 45 tickets
This lottery is limited to 99 tickets
Tickets sold: 0
This lottery will have 1 winner
Information on free entry can be found in our Terms and Conditions. Every person who purchases a ticket between Saturday and Thursday will recieve an entry into our Free Entry Into competition held every Friday. Limit one ticket per person.
| Date | User | Ticket number | Answer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27 July 2026 00:00 | Lottery started |
| User | Ticket number |
|---|
This competition introduces a “low cost, low ticket concept” with a unique element called the **”insurance bottle.”** Its primary goal is to ensure more people win whisky prizes every week.
Here’s a breakdown of how it operates:
* **Eligibility for the Insurance Bottle:** Only participants who have purchased a ticket for the competition *and* have not already won a “main prize” on that draw day are eligible for the insurance bottle draw. This excludes winners of “Buyer Bottle” and “Free Entry Into” prizes.
* **What if you win a main prize?** If you’ve won a main prize but also have tickets in the insurance competition, your tickets for the insurance draw will be automatically **refunded** to your wallet. You can then use these refunded funds for future draws.
This setup seems designed to offer a win-win scenario, either by providing an extra chance to win for those who haven’t yet, or by refunding tickets to main prize winners.
The year 2011 marked the 175th anniversary of licensed distilling at Glenfarclas. The distillery was purchased by a John Grant in 1865 as an adjunct to a farm (Glenfarclas means glen of the green grassland) and continues in family ownership under the direction of John L. S. Grant (Chairman and 5th generation) and his son George (Director of Sales and 6th generation).
The spring water which ensured the plentiful green grass proved to be one of the essential components contributing to the distinct flavour of Glenfarclas highland Single Malt Whisky. Crystal clear, it bubbles up from the underlying granite on the slopes of the Speyside mountain, Ben Rinnes, to supply the distillery below. here it combines with the finest malted barley to provide a mash which is then twice distilled in traditional, direct fired, copper pot stills – the largest in Speyside. Only the lightest and best fractions of alcohol are collected and it has been said that “it is the whisky they don’t use that makes Glenfarclas great”.
Max 7 Tickets Per Person!
⭐️ 99p Per Ticket
⭐️ 99 Tickets Available
⭐️ 1 Winner
Good Luck!
Entering one of our competitions is easy. You just need to register and open your account, then follow these 3 easy steps.
Pick your prize
Answer the Skill question correctly and buy your ticket.
Receive your ticket and wait for the Live Draw.