Carsebridge 52 Year Old - Batch 1 (That Boutique-y Whisky Company)

Distillery
Carsebridge
Region
Lowland
Country
Scotland
Type
Grain
ABV
40.5%
Age
52 years
Price
£231.95
Community rating
5.00 / 5 (1 ratings)
Tasting notes
Old Wood, Malt Extract, Honey, Nutty, Tobacco
Description
A 52-year-old single grain from Carsebridge, the Lowland distillery shuttered in 1983, representing nearly three decades of cask maturation before its release by That Boutique-y Whisky Company. Grain whiskies of this age and provenance are exceptionally rare, with the long maturation having likely imparted considerable oak influence and complexity. This is for collectors and grain whisky enthusiasts seeking a historical artifact from a defunct distillery.

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ABV

40.5%

Age

52 yr

Style

Grain

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Carsebridge 52 Year Old - Batch 1 (That Boutique-y Whisky Company) is a 52-year-old grain from Carsebridge (Lowland, Scotland), bottled at 40.5% ABV. Expect oaky, sweet and gentle spice character — old wood, malt extract, honey, nutty. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. A collector's expression at a premium price point.

A 52-year-old single grain from Carsebridge, the Lowland distillery shuttered in 1983, representing nearly three decades of cask maturation before its release by That Boutique-y Whisky Company. Grain whiskies of this age and provenance are exceptionally rare, with the long maturation having likely imparted considerable oak influence and complexity. This is for collectors and grain whisky enthusiasts seeking a historical artifact from a defunct distillery.

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