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Cameronbridge 2009/2025 Signatory Vintage 16 year 100 Proof Edition #3 Single Grain Whisky 57,1%

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    100 proof is an old British measure equal to 57.1 percent. Signatory has turned the number into an entire series, and it is not arbitrary: that is exactly the strength at which gunpowder soaked in spirit would still ignite.

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    Cameronbridge 2009/2025 Signatory Vintage 16 Years 100 Proof Edition #3 is a Single Grain Scotch Whisky matured in first fill and second fill Oloroso Sherry Butts and bottled at 57.1% without chill filtration and without added colour.

    The whisky was distilled in 2009 and bottled in 2025. Signatory's 100 Proof series is defined by its fixed bottling strength and by casks selected specifically for it. Combining first and second fill oloroso butts gives both power and balance.

    Cameronbridge is Europe's largest grain distillery and sits in Fife. The distillery's grain whisky is typically described as smooth and approachable, and the sherry matured releases show a darker side than grain is usually associated with.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Butterscotch and maple syrup with a delicate floral elegance on top.

    Palate

    Soft and creamy with chocolate cake, sultana raisins and roasted nuts. The sherry character brings velvet sweetness and depth.

    Finish

    Long and warm with dark chocolate, nuts and a dry, spiced close.

    Specifications

    Name: Cameronbridge 2009/2025 Signatory Vintage 16 Years 100 Proof Edition #3 Single Grain Whisky 57.1%
    Distillery: Cameronbridge
    Bottler: Signatory Vintage
    Region/Country: Lowlands, Scotland
    Type: Single Grain Scotch Whisky
    Age: 16 years
    ABV: 57,1%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: First fill and second fill Oloroso Sherry Butts
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 2009
    Bottled: 2025
    Edition: 100 Proof Edition #3
    EAN no.: 5021944127948

    Flavour profile

    Sherried · Creamy · Sweet · Nutty · Powerful

    Did you know?

    The proof system comes from the Royal Navy, where rum was tested by pouring it on gunpowder and setting it alight. If the powder ignited, the spirit was strong enough — that was proof.

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    Frequently asked questions about Cameronbridge 2009/2025 Signatory Vintage 16 Years 100 Proof Edition #3 Single Grain Whisky 57.1%

    Why exactly 57.1%?

    Because it corresponds to 100 degrees proof in the old British system. Signatory has made the strength the hallmark of the series and reduces the casks precisely to that figure.

    What is the difference between first fill and second fill casks?

    A first fill cask has just held sherry and gives generously. A second fill has already given a good deal away and works more gently. Combined, they provide both power and balance.

    Is sherry matured grain whisky unusual?

    Yes, relatively. Most grain bottlings come from bourbon casks, which suit the light spirit. Sherry gives a darker and more layered profile that not every grain can carry.

    Should I add water?

    Try it neat first. At 57.1% a couple of drops of water bring more fruit and round out the chocolate notes.

    Is it good for beginners?

    The strength is high, but the profile is sweet and creamy, which makes it more approachable than the number suggests. For a gentler start, milder options are gathered under Scotch Whisky.

    What does it pair with?

    Dark chocolate, a nut dessert or a mature cheese with some sweetness. The sherry character meets sweet and nutty flavours easily.

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    Curious to learn more?

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