Springbank 8 Year Old Ceramic Book Volume I c. 1980s

Springbank 8 Year Old Ceramic Book Volume I c. 1980s

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Springbank 8 Year Old Ceramic Book Volume I c. 1980s
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Springbank Eight Year Old Ceramic Book Volume I c1980s is a collectible single malt from the Campbeltown distillery, presented in a distinctive book-shaped ceramic decanter. This bottling contains an eight-year-old spirit that showcases the distillery`s robust and slightly smoky character at a younger age. Despite its relatively short maturation, the whisky displays the oily mouthfeel and coastal influence that are the hallmarks of Springbank. The ceramic decanter was part of a series intended for collectors. It offers a profile of honeyed cereal, sea salt and a touch of damp earth, serving as a nostalgic reminder of the distillery`s historical packaging.

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Founded in 1828 by the Reid family, Springbank was acquired by the Mitchell family less than a decade later and has been operated by them ever since. Situated in Campbeltown, on the west coast of Scotland, Springbank actually produce whisky in three distinct styles under three different labels - Springbank, Longrow and Hazelburn. Springbank is produced using the distillery's distinctive '2.5 times' distillation technique, Longrow is a double-distilled whisky made with heavily peated malt and Hazelburn is a smooth, triple distilled single malt.

Official bottlings are, thankfully, still very common and independent bottlings also quite easy to track down. Springbank has long experimented with cask finishes and experimental limited editions. In recent years, a three bottle series of "local barley" editions focussed on whisky produced using only malt from farms close to the distillery.

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