Here we have our bottling of single grain Scotch whisky from the closed Cambus distillery. Founded back in the early 1800s, Cambus happily produced its whiskies until 1913, when a fire halted production and forced the distillery to close until 1938. The doors of Cambus were open once again until 1993, when they shut for their final time. If you’re really into your Cambus whiskies, you’ll surely pick out all the subtle references found on the label of our bottling of Cambus single grain. You could even circle them and put it on your mantlepiece to show off to all your friends about how much you know about Cambus. Clever clogs.

Tasting notes

Nose: Creamy butterscotch, foam sweets, vanilla-y oak initially, with whole black peppercorns, a a touch of cake batter and red chilli heat adding complexity underneath

Palate: Muscovado sugar, vanilla ice cream, green apple and soft toffee. Some oiliness, metallic elements and warming oak provide depth, along with aromatic baking spice.