Caledonian 1987/2018 31 years old Signatory Vintage Single Grain Scotch Whisky 50,2% 

Cambus 1988 The Clan Denny 25 Year Old Single Grain Whisky 58.1%

Cambus 1988 is a classic, mature single grain from one of Scotland’s most respected closed distilleries. For many years, Cambus was known for producing silky‑smooth grain whisky for the blending industry, but the rare single cask bottlings reveal just how elegant and complex grain whisky can become after long ageing.

This release spent 25 years in a refill hogshead, allowing the cask to support rather than dominate the spirit. The result is a whisky where the natural sweetness and depth of the distillate shine through. Bottled at cask strength, 58.1%, it preserves all the concentrated aromas developed over decades of maturation.

On the nose, you’ll find classic Cambus notes: vanilla, crème caramel, light coconut, ripe pears and a soft, creamy sweetness. There is also a touch of fresh oak and gentle spice from the long time in wood. The palate is full and rounded with flavours of toffee, vanilla pod, honey, citrus oil and a subtle grain‑driven elegance that only well‑aged single grain can deliver. The finish is long, warm and silky with hints of fudge, delicate spice and a pleasant dryness from the hogshead.

Cambus 1988 The Clan Denny 25 Year Old is a whisky for those who appreciate maturity, finesse and the unique lightness that only old grain whisky can offer. A rare bottle from a distillery long closed, and one that will only become more sought‑after with time.

Distillery: Cambus
Bottler: The Clan Denny – Hunter Hamilton
Vintage: 1988
Age: 25 years
Type: Single Grain Whisky
Cask number/type: Cask No. DH10595, refill hogshead
ABV: 58.1%
Un‑chillfiltered
Natural Colour
70 cl

Distillery: Cambus
Bottler: The Cooper’s Choice​
Age: 32 Years
Distilled: September 1991​ | Bottled: January 2024​
Type: Single Grain Scotch Whisky​
Region: Lowland​
Cask Type: Bourbon
Cask Number: 79880
ABV: 47.5%​
Bottles Produced: 264​
Un-chillfiltered​
Natural Colour​
70 cl​

Not many people are left who remember Cambus actually running. The distillery closed in 1993, and all that's left now are the casks, quietly holding onto whatever they still have to say.

Expert's Description of Cambus 1991 Woodrow's of Edinburgh 34 Year Old

This bottle is part of the Curators Cut Edition from Woodrow's of Edinburgh, an independent bottler based in Leith. The spirit was distilled on the 29th of November 1991 at Cambus, one of Scotland's major Lowland grain distilleries, which shut its doors for good in 1993. Today the old site has been reduced to a cooperage for Diageo, no more distilling, just cask repair.

34 years on cask 103260A, a 2nd fill puncheon, before being bottled on the 14th of April 2026. That's a long time for a grain whisky to sit, but it's exactly what makes this one worth paying attention to: the cask has had plenty of time to work without ever drowning out the light, elegant character grain whisky is known for. Only 275 bottles came from it.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Vanilla fudge and white chocolate come first, followed by caramelised sugar and ripe pear. Toasted almonds sit somewhere in the background, along with a touch of oak that never overstays its welcome.

Palate

Creamy, almost silky on the tongue. Toffee and vanilla custard move into baked apples and pears, while a light touch of oak keeps everything tight and balanced.

Finish

Long and gentle. Vanilla custard and light oak linger alongside soft fruit notes, sweet without ever becoming heavy.

Specifications

Name: Cambus 1991 Woodrow's of Edinburgh 34 Year Old
Distillery: Cambus
Bottler: Woodrow's of Edinburgh
Region/Country: Lowland, Scotland
Type: Single Grain Scotch Whisky
Age: 34 Years
ABV: 52%
Size: 70 CL
Cask Type: 2nd Fill Puncheon, Cask 103260A
Bottled: 14 April 2026
Number of Bottles: 275
Edition: Curators Cut Edition

Flavour Profile

Creamy · Fruity · Soft · Vanilla-Forward · Toffee

Investment Potential

Medium. Cambus is a closed distillery, and demand for old grain whisky from distilleries that no longer exist has been rising. With only 275 bottles from this cask, it's a genuinely limited release.

Did You Know?

Cambus played a real part in whether grain whisky was even allowed to be called whisky at all. Around 1900, the distilleries behind DCL ran a public campaign to have grain spirit legally recognised as whisky, and Cambus was one of the distilleries at the front of that fight.

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Cameronbridge 1992/2025 Cadenhead’s Original Collection 33 Years Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70 cl 42.7%

Europe's largest grain distillery hides bottles that most people never lay eyes on. Cameronbridge churns out spirit on an industrial scale for Diageo's blends, but every once in a while a single cask slips free and gets to sit still for more than three decades. This is one of those casks.

The expert's description of Cameronbridge 33 Year Old 42.7% Cadenhead's Original Collection

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Cameronbridge Distillery, one of Scotland’s oldest grain distilleries, presents an expressive and complex single grain Scotch whisky with this release: Cameronbridge 2009/2025 Signatory Vintage 16 Year Old from the 100 Proof Edition #3 series. It was distilled in 2009 and matured for 16 years in a combination of first- and second-fill Oloroso sherry butts before being bottled in 2025 at a notable alcohol strength of 57.1%. The whisky is non-chillfiltered and retains its natural colour, offering an authentic and unadulterated expression of its character.

The nose features warm and sweet notes of butterscotch and maple syrup, accompanied by a delicate floral elegance. The palate is soft and creamy, with rich nuances of chocolate cake, sultana raisins, and roasted nuts. The sherry-matured profile adds a velvety sweetness and remarkable depth to the flavour, making it a distinctive dram for those who appreciate grain whisky with personality and power.

Cameronbridge has earned a reputation throughout its long history for producing smooth and approachable grain whiskies, and this edition raises the bar by combining tradition with intensive maturation and high strength. The result is a whisky that appeals to both collectors and adventurous tasters, showcasing the distillery’s ability to craft something exceptional within the genre. A whisky that not only reflects Cameronbridge’s heritage but also demonstrates the potential of long maturation and sherry influence in the world of grain whisky.

Signatory’s 100 Proof series is an exclusive collection of high-quality single grain whiskies. This series is known for offering whiskies at 100 proof, equivalent to 57.1% alcohol by volume. Each whisky in this series is handpicked by experts from the Signatory Vintage Scotch Whisky Company.

Distillery: Cameronbridge
Bottler: Signatory Vintage
Series: 100 Proof
Vintage: Distilled: 2009 Bottled: 20/02/2025
Age: 16 years
Type: Single Grain Scotch Whisky
Cask number/type: Refill Oloroso Sherry Butts
ABV: 57.1%
Un-chillfiltered
Natural Colour
70 cl
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This rare Dumbarton 23-year-old Single Grain whisky from Dram Mor represents the best of the Lowland region's grain whisky tradition. The Dumbarton distillery, which closed in 2002, was known for its high-quality grain whisky, often used in blends – but here, it is presented as an exclusive single grain in all its glory.

The whisky is bottled at cask strength of 57.1%, delivering an intense and authentic tasting experience without unnecessary dilution.

Tasting profile:
Nose: Creamy vanilla with a hint of cherry pie and sweet, buttery shortcrust pastry.
Palate: Sweet and buttery with an impressive three-dimensional depth for a single grain. Delicate spices bind the flavor together, creating a harmonious balance.
Finish: Warming and more robust than expected – but in the best possible way.

This limited release from Dram Mor is a beautiful example of what 23 years of aging can do for a grain whisky – a true delight for connoisseurs!

Distillery: Dumbarton
Bottler: Dram Mor
Age: 23 years
Type: Lowland Single Grain Whisky
Cask number/type: Cask No. #211885 / Matured in a Refill Bourbon Barrel
ABV: 57.1%
Number of bottles: 182
Un-chillfiltered
Natural Colour
70 cl

Invergordon 1987/2024 Coopers Choice 33 Year Old Single Grain Scotch Whisky 46.5%

Invergordon 1987 vintage from independent bottler Coopers Choice, aged for 33 years. This Single Grain Scotch Whisky is bottled at 46.5% ABV, with only 360 bottles available worldwide. Enjoy this Bourbon Cask Matured expression with a few drops of water.

Distillery: Invergordon
Bottler: The Coopers Choice
Vintage: 1987/2024
Age: 33 years
Type: Single Grain Whisky
Cask number/type: cask ref. 88794
Alcohol strength: 46.5%
Number of bottles: 360
Un-chillfiltered
Natural Colour
Other: 70 cl
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Invergordon 2017 Little Brown Dog 7 Years Small Batch High Rye Scottish Spirits 70 cl 58.8%

This release needs a bit of background to fully understand its uniqueness. For everyone except SDVS and the SWA, this would essentially be considered a Scottish bourbon. The spirit was created at Invergordon by an American bourbon producer who was instructed to do everything exactly as they would in the United States. And they did – down to the smallest detail.

Here we encounter a classic example of how legislation can shape the identity of a spirit. During fermentation, enzymes were added to increase yield, a completely normal practice in American bourbon production but not permitted in Scotch whisky. As a result, this spirit can be classified neither as bourbon nor as single grain Scotch. Instead, it has been labelled High Rye Scottish Spirit Drink – high rye due to the mash bill, and because its style and character sit much closer to bourbon than to rye whisky.

A small nod to its American soul appears on the label, where bourbon biscuits are subtly referenced in the background.

Why LBD chose to bottle it
Because they are nerds. Because the diversity of the whisky world is wonderful. And because this spirit tells a story that few would dare to release. It challenges the boundaries of how rules and traditions define a category – and shows how exciting things become when you explore the grey areas.

LBD knows their customers share the same curiosity and understanding of the process. And most importantly: the liquid is excellent. This is a rare opportunity to taste what a bourbon‑inspired spirit, distilled in Scotland, can actually be like – and at a very attractive price.

Distillery: Invergordon
Bottler: Little Brown Dog
Region: Lowlands, Scotland
Age: 7 years
ABV: 58.8%
Cask type: Virgin Oak Barrel
70 cl
Non‑chill filtered
Natural colour
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Invergordon 25 years The Sovereign Single Grain Scotch Whisky 42%

Loch Lomond Grainstorm Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70cl 46%

Loch Lomond Grainstorm Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70 cl 46% is a characterful single grain whisky from the Scottish Highlands. It is distilled at the Loch Lomond Distillery and bottled at 46%, delivering an intense and full-bodied taste experience. The whisky offers notes of vanilla, caramel, and spices, balanced with a light fruitiness and a smooth, rounded finish. With its clear and elegant profile, it is well suited both for enjoying neat and as a refined base in classic whisky cocktails.

Name: Loch Lomond Grainstorm
Age: NA
Type: Single Grain Scotch Whisky
Alcohol strength: 46%
Volume: 70 cl

North British 1991/2023 Signatory Vintage – 31-Year-Old Single Grain in a Class of Its Own
An impressive 31-year-old single grain whisky from North British, bottled by the renowned Signatory Vintage. This rare release comes from a single cask and is bottled at natural cask strength of 54.3%, with no additives and non-chill filtered – just as nature intended.

A great choice for collectors – and for those looking to explore the refined world of well-aged grain whisky.

Distillery: North British​
Bottler: The Cooper’s Choice​
Distilled: June 2006​ | Bottled: January 2024​
Age: 17 years​
Type: Single Grain Scotch Whisky​
Region: Lowland​
Cask Type: American oak and Oloroso sherry cask
Cask Number: #4358​
ABV: 52%​
Bottles Produced: 246​
Un-chillfiltered​
Natural Colour​
70 cl