Old Particular 1992 Cameronbridge 30 Years [700ML]

Description

What makes a 30-year-old single grain Scotch whisky truly exceptional in today’s market?

The Old Particular 1992 Cameronbridge 30 Years represents three decades of patient maturation from one of Scotland’s most respected grain distilleries. This limited edition release from Douglas Laing’s prestigious Old Particular series showcases the remarkable depth that extended aging brings to grain whisky. With only 276 bottles produced from a single refill hogshead, this expression rivals premium single malts like The Dalmore 25 Years Highland Single Malt in complexity and sophistication. Unlike cask strength expressions such as Aberlour A’bunadh Alba Cask Strength, this bottling offers approachable elegance.

• Distillery: Cameronbridge, Fife Lowlands – Diageo’s premier grain facility since 1824
• Region: Scottish Lowlands – known for gentle, refined whisky profiles
• ABV: 46.9% – perfectly balanced strength enhancing flavor complexity
• Volume: 700ml
• Maturation: 30 years in refill hogshead cask #DL16325
• Tasting Notes: Nose reveals vanilla, caramel, honey, and ripe banana with light oak. Palate delivers silky toffee, creamy vanilla, coconut, and warming cinnamon. Finish lingers beautifully with refined sweet notes and gentle spice
• Best Served: Neat in a Glencairn glass at room temperature

Our team at Mr. Chow’s Liquor Store has evaluated countless aged grain whiskies, and this Cameronbridge stands out for its remarkable smoothness and exceptional value compared to similarly aged single malts.

Ideal for: Serious collectors, milestone celebrations, and whisky enthusiasts seeking aged complexity. Pairs with: Rich Malaysian desserts, dark chocolate, or aged cheeses. Recommended for: Those who appreciate nuanced spirits, alongside refined options like Tomintoul 16 Years Speyside Single Malt.