Cameronbridge 32 Year Old Xtra Old Particular 1984

Cameronbridge 32 Year Old Xtra Old Particular 1984

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Cameronbridge 32 Year Old Xtra Old Particular 1984
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70 cl

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£146.00
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Cameronbridge 1984 32 Year Old Xtra Old Particular is a single grain whisky from the Lowland region matured for 32 years in a refill hogshead. Distilled in 1984, this expression displays a profile of thick vanilla cream, toasted coconut, and caramelised sugar. The long maturation has removed the sharper elements of the grain spirit, resulting in a liquid that is smooth and focused on tropical fruit notes. On the palate, it carries flavours of maple syrup and oak, with a texture that is oily and mouth-coating. The finish is long and warming, with the wood spice providing a dry conclusion.
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With deep roots in the Scottish Lowlands, Cameronbridge was founded in 1824 by John Haig near the town of Windygates in Fife. The eldest son of Margaret Stein, John Haig was a scion of the Haig-Stein whisky dynasty.

Cameronbridge’s influence in the success story of Scotch whisky can hardly be overstated. In 1830 it became the became the first distillery to produce grain whisky using the the column still method invented by Robert Stein. Founder John Haig went on to be director of the Distillers Company (formed by a merger of six Lowland whisky companies, including John Haig & Co, based at Cameronbridge). Cameronbridge now counts as the biggest grain whisky distillery in Europe.

The vast majority of Cameronbridge’s vast output is used for blending, however several single grain Scotch whiskies are also produced there – the light, cereal-y Cameron Brig and, inspired by the distillery’s unique heritage, the David Beckham-endorsed Haig Club. In addition, a small amount of grain whisky produced at Cameronbridge is released by independent bottlers.

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