Cameronbridge 37 Year Old 1982 The Whisky Barrel Originals Cask #TWB1005 – Scotch Whisky News

Cameronbridge 37 Year Old

37 Year Old 1982 TWB Originals Cask #TWB1005

1982 vintage of the Lowland grain distillery for TWB Originals series. These are the last remaining bottles of this sweet and spicy single cask. Cameronbridge 37 Year Old 1982 vintage Lowland single grain Scotch whisky. Single cask refill barrel #TWB1005 bottled 2019 for The Whisky Barrel ORIGINALS series. 164 numbered bottles.

Nose: Roasted coconut caramel wafers, marshmallow, cinnamon sticks and vanilla pods. Taste: Coconut covered milk chocolate, marshmallows, vanilla ice cream, Super Crema coffee beans. Finish: Sweet vanilla, butteries and more roasted coconut.

Cameronbridge Distillery was established by John Edington 1813 on the banks of the River Leven at Windygates in Fife in Scotland’s Lowland whisky region. By 1817 the distillery had passed to Philp & Haig. Two Stein’s continuous stills were installed in 1830 and Coffey’s continuous stills were added by the mid1880s. Cameronbridge produced both grain and malt whiskies until 1929. A small proportion of Cameronbridge grain whisky is nurtured by Hunter Laing in quality casks to produce aged, single grain and single cask grain whisky in their Sovereign grain whisky range.

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