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Clydebuilt Cameronbridge 20 Year Old 2005 Cask #801606 Bourbon Hogshead (Ardgowan) Single Grain Scotch Whisky | 700ML

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Whiskey: Clydebuilt Cameronbridge 20 Year Old 2005 Cask #801606 Bourbon Hogshead (Ardgowan) Single Grain Scotch Whisky | 700ML

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 108.6 (54.3%ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Cameron Bridge

Detailed Description

A 20-year-old single grain from Cameronbridge Distillery, distilled in 2005 and matured in a bourbon hogshead before bottling at 54.3% ABV. Long ageing has done what it does best here, smoothing things out into a rich, syrupy, dessert-like whisky, packed with vanilla sweetness and soft oak. Limited to 272 bottles, non-chill filtered and natural colour.

Clydebuilt Cameronbridge 20 Year Old 2005 Cask #801606 Bourbon Hogshead (Ardgowan) Single Grain Scotch Whisky | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Buttered popcorn, caramel sauce, coconut and a hint of polished oak.

Palate: Thick and silky, with heather honey, vanilla cream, toffee and soft spice.

Finish: Long and warming, bringing peach cobbler, custard and a gentle oak dryness.

Distillery Information

Though there is little hard evidence, Robert Haig was said to have operated the earliest whisky distillery and certainly the earliest ever referenced. It was in 1655, that he was frowned upon by church elders for using his still on the Sabbath and was summoned to appear before the Kirk Session. In 1824, one of his descendents, John Haig, built the Cameron Bridge distillery in Windygates in the Lowlands and it was one of the first distilleries to produce grain whisky. The Haig Gold blend was released around this time. John’s cousin, Robert Stein built the first continuous still. In 1877, Cameron Bridge merged with five whisky companies, forming Distillers Company Ltd and John Haig was one of the directors. In 1919, John Haig & Co was purchased by Distillers Company Ltd. During the early 1990s, £9 million was spent on renovating the distillery and it reopened in 2000. Cameron Bridge is, today, a decidedly colossal distillery with a capacity of over 30 million litres annually.

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Clydebuilt Cameronbridge 20 Year Old 2005 Cask #801606 Bourbon Hogshead (Ardgowan) Single Grain Scotch Whisky | 700ML

$399.99

Whiskey: Clydebuilt Cameronbridge 20 Year Old 2005 Cask #801606 Bourbon Hogshead (Ardgowan) Single Grain Scotch Whisky | 700ML

This bottle will make a fine addition to any whisky lover.

Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!

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ALL ORDERS PLACED ARE GUARANTEED and WILL NOT be cancelled like with other retailers. Many other small liquor store sites will end up cancelling your order due to the high demand and unavailability.

Size: 700ML

Proof: 108.6 (54.3%ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Cameron Bridge

A 20-year-old single grain from Cameronbridge Distillery, distilled in 2005 and matured in a bourbon hogshead before bottling at 54.3% ABV. Long ageing has done what it does best here, smoothing things out into a rich, syrupy, dessert-like whisky, packed with vanilla sweetness and soft oak. Limited to 272 bottles, non-chill filtered and natural colour.

Clydebuilt Cameronbridge 20 Year Old 2005 Cask #801606 Bourbon Hogshead (Ardgowan) Single Grain Scotch Whisky | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Buttered popcorn, caramel sauce, coconut and a hint of polished oak.

Palate: Thick and silky, with heather honey, vanilla cream, toffee and soft spice.

Finish: Long and warming, bringing peach cobbler, custard and a gentle oak dryness.

Distillery Information

Though there is little hard evidence, Robert Haig was said to have operated the earliest whisky distillery and certainly the earliest ever referenced. It was in 1655, that he was frowned upon by church elders for using his still on the Sabbath and was summoned to appear before the Kirk Session. In 1824, one of his descendents, John Haig, built the Cameron Bridge distillery in Windygates in the Lowlands and it was one of the first distilleries to produce grain whisky. The Haig Gold blend was released around this time. John’s cousin, Robert Stein built the first continuous still. In 1877, Cameron Bridge merged with five whisky companies, forming Distillers Company Ltd and John Haig was one of the directors. In 1919, John Haig & Co was purchased by Distillers Company Ltd. During the early 1990s, £9 million was spent on renovating the distillery and it reopened in 2000. Cameron Bridge is, today, a decidedly colossal distillery with a capacity of over 30 million litres annually.

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