Scotland
1 May 1973
1 Apr 2016
12366
An independently bottled Carsebridge single grain Scotch whisky, aged in a refill hogshead cask for 42 years! Whisky from this distillery is very rare indeed, as it closed all the way back in the 1980s! This was distilled a short while before that fateful decade, in May 1973, and bottled in April 2016 by Hunter Laing for The Sovereign range. 167 bottles were produced.
Almond croissants, red grapes and pineapple. A thick layer of caramel covers it all.
Cherry bakewell, sweet spices and Toffee Crisp bars.
Quite floral on the finish.
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Had a taster brought for me. The best whisky I have tried yet. I brought the last bottle on line. My pension, or a great couple of night if I chose to open it.
