Special features: This rare Single Grain Scotch Whisky was distilled in 1993 at the renowned Cambus Distillery and matured for 31 years in a Sherry Butt (#48088). Bottled by James Eadie in 2025, this whisky is presented at cask strength with 50.9% ABV. With only 349 bottles, it is a coveted collector's item for whisky enthusiasts.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Opulent aromas of Demerara sugar syrup, fig compote, and orange marmalade, accompanied by walnut oil, roasted coconut, and a hint of dark chocolate.
Palate: Silky notes of toffee fudge, dried dates, and vanilla cream, underpinned by cinnamon, roasted almonds, and a gentle touch of cigar box.
Finish: Long and warming with a velvety aftertaste of sherry-soaked fruitcake, mild oak tannins, and a final hint of sweet grain biscuit.
Distillery/Bottler: The Cambus Distillery, founded in 1836 in the Scottish Lowland region, was known for its high-quality grain whiskies. It produced a variety of whiskies until its closure in 1993, which were appreciated both in blends and as single grain whiskies. James Eadie, an independent bottler, specializes in presenting rare and old whiskies and offers with this bottling a rare insight into the heritage of the Cambus Distillery.