Cameronbridge 26 Year Old 1991 (cask 12233) - Old Particular (Douglas Laing)

Distillery
Cameron Bridge
Region
Lowland
Country
Scotland
Type
Grain
ABV
51.5%
Age
26 years
Price
£58.05
Community rating
5.00 / 5 (1 ratings)
Tasting notes
Vanilla, Honey, Malt Extract, Toasted, Old Wood
Description
This 26-year-old single grain from Cameronbridge, distilled October 1991 and independently bottled by Douglas Laing, offers rare insight into Scottish grain whisky aged to maturity. Single grains of this age develop honeyed sweetness, subtle vanilla, and waxy texture uncommon in younger expressions. Only 569 bottles exist. A specialist's choice for understanding grain whisky's potential beyond blending.

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ABV

51.5%

Age

26 yr

Style

Grain

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Cameronbridge 26 Year Old 1991 (cask 12233) - Old Particular (Douglas Laing) is a 26-year-old grain from Cameron Bridge (Lowland, Scotland), bottled at 51.5% ABV. Expect sweet, oaky and gentle spice character — vanilla, honey, malt extract, toasted. Best suited for experienced drinkers who enjoy bold, complex whiskies. Good value for the quality offered.

This 26-year-old single grain from Cameronbridge, distilled October 1991 and independently bottled by Douglas Laing, offers rare insight into Scottish grain whisky aged to maturity. Single grains of this age develop honeyed sweetness, subtle vanilla, and waxy texture uncommon in younger expressions. Only 569 bottles exist. A specialist's choice for understanding grain whisky's potential beyond blending.

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