
1991 Cameronbridge 27 Year Old "Old Particular" K&L Exclusive Single Refill Sherry Butt Cask Strength Single Grain Scotch Whisky (750ml)
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The Cameronbridge Grain Distillery is one of the largest alcohol producing facilities in Scotland. The site has been active since 1824, when the Haig Distillery opened. Just six years later, it would install the first "patent" column still and begin producing grain whisky. This was the beginning of a revolution that made Scotch the world's bestselling whisky. The distillery has produced a significant quantity of the world's Scotch whisky since its expansion in the 1960s. After a third column still was added from the closed Carsebridge distillery in 1984 and renovations in the '90s, it was able to produce upwards of 140 million liters of spirit per year. We know a grain spirit is more a function of quality of the cask and time rather than the actual character of the spirit, so this rare refill sherry butt was immediately intriguing. This is the very first single grain we've ever bottled coming out of a proper sherry butt. We've seen other bottlers sell similar casks for more than $200. While it's not impregnated with intense sherry like a first or second fill would be, it definitely has much more cask influence than most single grains we've bottled at this age. The theme here is sweet grain, creamy fruit, toasted spice and complex citrus peel. Creamy, spicy, complex and satisfying, there's no reason this nearly 30-year-old whisky should be so inexpensive. We've had plenty of great old grain, but never has one been so good and cost so little.
Details
| Type | Irish and Blended Scotch |
|---|---|
| Varietal | Scotch |
| Origin | Lowland, Scotland |
| Bottle Size | 750 mL |
| Alcohol Content | 54.3% |
| SKU | 1430020 |

