Cameronbridge Whisky

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  Cameronbridge 2003/2026 Samhain Series Lady of the Glen 23 yr Single Grain Scotch Whisky 63,3%

  Item no.: 2279-110491

  Locals around Largo Law in Fife will tell you there is gold buried in the hill, and that the sheep give it away when their wool turns yellow. A ghost guards the hoard. It promised a shepherd the secret at eight o'clock, provided no cock crowed and no horn sounded. Tammie Norrie, the cow-herd, blew his horn anyway.

  Expert description

  Cameronbridge 23 year The Hidden Gold of Largo Law is a Lowland Single Grain Scotch Whisky matured in a refill hogshead and bottled at a cask strength of 63.3%.

  The spirit was distilled at Cameronbridge in Fife on 5 June 2003 and spent 23 years in cask number 800299 before bottling on 31 July 2026. Only 228 bottles were filled, with no chill filtration and no added colour.

  Cameronbridge is one of Scotland's big grain distilleries. It dates back to 1824, belongs to Diageo today and runs continuous column stills. Most of the output goes into blends and neutral spirit for gin and vodka, and only a small share is set aside to become single grain whisky. A single cask bottling like this one is the exception.

  A refill hogshead has been used before, so it gives up less wood than a fresh cask and leaves room for the grain's own sweetness. After 23 years that sweetness has turned toward caramel, vanilla and coconut.

  Lady of the Glen is an independent bottler from Fife, founded in 2012 by Gregor Hannah. This bottle belongs to the Samhain Series, a limited run where every label illustrates a local legend from the area around the distillery. The artwork is by Edinburgh-based artist Steven Shand, and the series was released in October 2026. The label tells the rest of the story: Norrie dropped dead on the spot, and a cairn now marks Norrie's Law.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  Vanilla fudge and honeycomb toffee lead, followed by coconut and baked apple. Sweet cereal and caramel sit underneath, and the nose closes on polished oak.

  Palate

  Rich and concentrated. Butterscotch and vanilla cream take up most of the room, then toasted coconut, orchard fruit and toffee. Spice arrives late, and the grain sweetness stays with you throughout.

  Finish

  Long and warm, with caramel, vanilla, sweet oak, coconut and a touch of spice.

  Specifications

  Name: Cameronbridge 23 year Lady of the Glen The Hidden Gold of Largo Law Lowland Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  Distillery: Cameronbridge
  Bottler: Lady of the Glen
  Region/Country: Lowland, Scotland
  Type: Lowland Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  Age: 23 years
  ABV: 63.3%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: Refill hogshead no. 800299
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Natural colour: Yes
  Distillation method: Column distillation
  Distilled: 5 June 2003
  Bottled: 31 July 2026
  Number of bottles: 228
  Edition: Samhain Series The Hidden Gold of Largo Law

  Flavour profile

  Sweet · Vanilla · Caramel · Coconut · Spicy

  Did you know?

  Around 1819 a man digging sand at Norrie's Law uncovered a stone coffin holding silver scale armour, a shield and a sword handle. Some take it as a sign that the legend of the treasure has a grain of truth in it.

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  • 1pcs.
    134,00EUR
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  Cameronbridge 1992/2025 Cadenheads Original Collection 33 Years Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70 cl 42,7%

  Item no.: 22225390-7550

  Europe's largest grain distillery holds bottles most people never spot. Cameronbridge runs spirit at industrial scale for Diageo's blends, but once in a while a single cask slips free and is left to stand for more than three decades.

  Expert description

  Cameronbridge 1992/2025 Cadenheads Original Collection 33 Years is a Single Grain Scotch Whisky matured in Bourbon Hogsheads and bottled at 42.7%.

  Cameronbridge sits in Fife in the Lowlands and was founded in 1824 by John Haig. It is Europe's largest grain distillery and supplies most of Diageo's grain spirit for blends such as Johnnie Walker and Bell's. Single grain bottlings from the distillery are rare in themselves, and one with 33 years behind it is a curiosity that mainly surfaces through independent bottlers.

  The release belongs to Cadenhead's Original Collection, the series from Scotland's oldest independent bottler. The whisky matured fully in bourbon hogsheads — the cask type that lets the soft, creamy character of grain speak with vanilla, coconut and pale spice instead of being covered by heavy sherry.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  Vanilla and coconut with yellow fruit, pale caramel and a light pastry note.

  Palate

  Soft and rounded with fudge, honey and ripe pear. The lower strength makes it easy to drink without turning thin.

  Finish

  Medium and creamy with vanilla, grain and a stroke of oak.

  Specifications

  Name: Cameronbridge 1992/2025 Cadenheads Original Collection 33 Years Single Grain Whisky 70 cl 42.7%
  Distillery: Cameronbridge
  Bottler: Cadenhead's
  Region/Country: Fife, Lowlands, Scotland
  Type: Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  Age: 33 years
  ABV: 42,7%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: Bourbon Hogsheads
  Distilled: 1992
  Bottled: 2025
  Edition: Original Collection

  Flavour profile

  Creamy · Vanilla · Sweet · Soft · Mature

  Investment potential

  Medium. Three decades of maturation from a distillery that almost never releases single grain under its own name, bottled by Scotland's oldest independent bottler.

  Did you know?

  Cameronbridge is where Robert Stein in 1827 and later Aeneas Coffey put continuous distillation into practice. Without that work neither blended Scotch nor modern grain whisky would exist.

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  • 1pcs.
    201,00EUR
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  Cameronbridge 2009/2025 Signatory Vintage 16 year 100 Proof Edition #3 Single Grain Whisky 57,1%

  Item no.: 0597555-411333

  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.

  Expert description

  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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  • 1pcs.
    87,00EUR
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  Cameronbridge Spiritualist Harmony 1991/2020 Old Particular 28 years old Single Grain Scotch Whisky 52,6%

  Item no.: 22227865479-1106-1972492

  Harmony is the name on the bottle, and it is not far off. Twenty-eight years have made this grain whisky calm and balanced without costing it the natural sweetness it started with.

  Expert description

  Cameronbridge Spiritualist Harmony 1991/2020 Old Particular 28 Years is a Single Grain Scotch Whisky bottled at 52.6% without chill filtration and without added colour.

  The whisky was distilled in October 1991 and bottled in August 2020 from a single cask that gave 297 bottles for the entire world. Old Particular is Douglas Laing's series for single casks, and The Spiritualist is a sub-range where each bottle receives its own name.

  Cameronbridge in Fife is Europe's largest grain distillery and has been producing since 1824. The spirit is light and smooth, and after nearly three decades in cask it has developed the creamy depth old grain whisky is known for.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  Vanilla and pale caramel with ripe pear, coconut and a stroke of light grain.

  Palate

  Natural sweetness balanced by a spiced edge. Fudge, honey and citrus peel with a soft, oily texture.

  Finish

  Long and warm with vanilla, spice and a fine, dry close.

  Specifications

  Name: Cameronbridge Spiritualist Harmony 1991/2020 Old Particular 28 Years Single Grain Scotch Whisky 52.6%
  Distillery: Cameronbridge
  Bottler: Douglas Laing
  Region/Country: Lowlands, Scotland
  Type: Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  Age: 28 years
  ABV: 52,6%
  Size: 70 CL
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Natural colour: Yes
  Distilled: October 1991
  Bottled: August 2020
  Number of bottles: 297
  Edition: Old Particular The Spiritualist
  EAN no.: 25014218816222

  Flavour profile

  Creamy · Sweet · Spiced · Soft · Mature

  Investment potential

  High. Twenty-eight years, one cask and 297 bottles for the whole world. Douglas Laing's older grain bottlings have become hard to find on the market.

  Did you know?

  Douglas Laing was founded in 1948 and for many years was primarily a blending house. The company was divided in 2013, when Hunter Laing was split off, and the two halves are today run by separate branches of the family.

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  • 1pcs.
    214,25EUR