Gordon & Macphail Cameronbridge 21Yo Whisky 700ml

Unveiling a Single Grain Treasure: Cameronbridge 21yo 1997 Connoisseurs Choice

Calling all single grain enthusiasts and sherry cask aficionados! This isn't just a bottle of Cameronbridge 21yo 1997; it's a rare gem unearthed from the heart of Speyside, a symphony of sherried sweetness and rich grain character. Distilled in 1997 and expertly finished in a refill sherry butt, this dram whispers tales of time, tradition, and the meticulous craftsmanship of Gordon & MacPhail.

A Legacy in Every Drop:

• Cask Strength Rarity: With only 581 bottles ever released, this Connoisseurs Choice expression is a true collector's treasure. Own a piece of Cameronbridge's legacy and savor the unique character of a cask-strength single grain, bottled at its natural, vibrant best.

• Speyside Sherried Symphony: Imagine the magic that unfold after over two decades spent in a refill sherry butt. The iconic sweetness, fruitiness, and spice of sherry intertwine with the richness and smoothness of Cameronbridge's single grain spirit, creating a complexity that's both familiar and unexpected.

• Gordon & MacPhail's Masterful Touch: Renowned for their exceptional bottlings, Gordon & MacPhail hand-picked this cask for its exceptional character. Trust their expertise and prepare to be captivated by the depth and elegance of this 21-year-old gem.

Unfolding the Flavors of Time:

• Nose: Dive into a sun-drenched orchard, where ripe plums, raisins, and dates mingle with hints of honey, orange peel, and a touch of cinnamon. The gentle whisper of oak and malt adds a comforting layer, inviting you to explore further.

• Palate: The sherry influence takes center stage, delivering a wave of sweetness and spice. Imagine caramelized nuts, ginger, and cloves dancing on your tongue, before the richness of barley and a hint of creamy vanilla take over, creating a smooth and harmonious experience.

• Finish: Long and lingering, with the lingering warmth of oak, a touch of fruit, and a subtle reminder of that sherried sweetness. It's a satisfying conclusion that leaves you wanting to revisit the entire symphony once more.