Cameronbridge
Cask #19295

Cameronbridge 38 Year Old 1984 Signatory Cask Strength

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Revel in Lowland luxury with Cameronbridge 38 Year Old – 1984 Vintage, Signatory Cask Strength Collection. Read more
Cameronbridge 38 Year Old 1984 Signatory Cask Strength
Regular price £480.00 GBP
Regular price Sale price £480.00 GBP
£400.00 ex VAT
Sale Sold out

Bottle Information

Cask: #19295
Cask Type: hogshead
Volume: 70cl
Region: Lowland
Vintage: 1984
Age: 38 Year Old
ABV: 50.60%

Tasting Notes

Nose: Lush vanilla fudge, ripe pineapple and orange blossom drift over toasted coconut, beeswax polish and a hint of nutmeg. Palate: Silky floods of toffee crème brûlée, banana bread and honeyed grain coat the tongue, followed by cinnamon stick, almond praline and soft oak char. Finish: Long, satin-smooth and gently warming—lingering demerara syrup, mellow oak spice and a final flourish of candied citrus peel.

Revel in Lowland luxury with Cameronbridge 38 Year Old – 1984 Vintage, Signatory Cask Strength Collection. Distilled at Scotland’s oldest grain distillery and laid down in a solitary hogshead (#19295), this single-grain Scotch spent nearly four decades mellowing before Signatory bottled it in July 2022. Presented in the signature glass-stoppered decanter at natural cask strength, un-chill-filtered and natural in colour, only 148 individually numbered bottles showcase the satin texture, tropical sweetness and polished oak depth that define mature Cameronbridge.

Why We You’ll Love It

  • A venerable 38-year single-grain whisky from the historic Cameronbridge distillery.

  • Drawn from a single hogshead (#19295), allowing decades-deep vanilla sweetness, tropical fruit and refined oak to shine.

  • Bottled at natural cask strength, non-chill-filtered and natural colour for undiluted texture, aroma and authenticity.

  • Limited to just 148 bottles in Signatory’s Cask Strength Collection decanter—perfect for collectors of long-aged grain whisky and Lowland rarities.

Raise a glass to Cameronbridge’s enduring craft with this stately dram—where creamy grain elegance, exotic fruit and polished oak converge in every luxurious sip.

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Cameronbridge
Cameronbridge Distillery, founded by John Edington in 1813 on the banks of the River Leven at Windygates in Fife, is a cornerstone of Scotland’s Lowland whisky region. Passing into the hands of Philp & Haig by 1817, Cameronbridge embraced innovation early on, installing Stein’s continuous stills in 1830 and Coffey’s continuous stills by the mid-1880s. Until 1929, it produced both grain and malt whiskies, laying the groundwork for its longstanding reputation in Scotch grain whisky. Today, a select portion of Cameronbridge grain whisky is matured by Hunter Laing in premium casks, resulting in aged single grain and single cask expressions under their Sovereign range—further cementing Cameronbridge’s legacy as a pivotal player in Scotland’s whisky history.
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