56.2% vol.

56.2% vol.

A silky Scotch, tamed by the years. Exclusively in American oak refill barrels.

IN BRIEF… A whiskey rarely seen still in its prime, with a nature slightly influenced by long years in cask, and a spicy finish that comes as a pleasant surprise.

IN ONE SENTENCE… Sophisticated but decisive; silky at first but with warm spices bubbling in the background.

IN PARTICULAR …

Appearance: bright gold with amber highlights.

Nose: hints of slightly spiced cereals. A sweetness given by aromas of ripe tropical mango and papaya. Continuing we find traces of toffee and oak aromas that develop into an intense spice on the palate. The addition of water gives notes of cinnamon and salty toffee. Subsequently, these scents fade and a scented beeswax aroma appears.

Body: medium.

Palate: Silky texture with an intense butterscotch aroma, which subsequently evolves into caramelized toffee. A balanced hint of spicy oak appears in the middle of the palate. The addition of water softens the sweetness that turns from honey to Swiss milk chocolate, slightly savory on the palate. Spices keep sweetness in check.

Final: Short and intense with spicy notes. With water, these notes are reduced.

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According to our legend, a brave knight forged a crown from the victory of a battle that lasted 26 years.

Plunging into the River Ore to celebrate his triumph, he raised his flag high, and the long blue ribbons dissolved over the river, turning the water into silky gold.

A majestic distillery was born there and, according to the story, every 26 years, the river becomes golden again and its brilliant nature is present in every dram.

With excellent quality since 1824, Cameronbridge is one of the oldest whiskey dynasties. Regal and velvety, his whiskeys were renowned for their silky, honeyed character, the taste of which has traveled the world, recruiting loyal aficionados far and wide.

This golden-colored distillate swirls silky into the glass. A light spicy aroma, together with the salty one flanked by traces of caramel and wood.

The soft texture gives a sweet taste with hints of toffee and a slight astringency given by the wood. Steeped in tradition, Cameronbridge is a whiskey fit for royalty.