Dumbarton
Cask #211869
Dumbarton 23 Year Old 2000 The Single Cask (2024)
Regular price
£140.44 GBP
Regular price
Sale price
£140.44 GBP
Unit price
per
£117.03 ex VAT
Sale
Sold out
Spicy
Experience the exquisite craftsmanship and deep heritage with Dumbarton 23 Year Old 2000 vintage bottled by The Single Cask. Matured in a single hogshead #211869, this exceptional single grain Scotch whisky hails from the closed Dumbarton distillery, known for producing a rich Lowland character. Limited release of 207 numbered bottles.
Bottle Information
Tasting Notes
TWB Tasting Notes: Nose: The aroma is enticing with rich notes of caramelized brown sugar, vanilla, and a hint of toasted oak, intermingled with subtle floral undertones and a delicate spiciness. Taste: On the palate, this whisky unfolds with a harmonious blend of creamy toffee, dried fruits, and a touch of honeyed sweetness. Mid-palate reveals a wave of warm spices, cinnamon, and nutmeg, complemented by the smooth, velvety texture that coats the mouth. Finish: The finish is long and satisfying, with lingering notes of sweet vanilla, gentle oak, and a whisper of smokiness, leaving a lasting impression that invites you to savor every moment.
Experience the exquisite craftsmanship and deep heritage with Dumbarton 23 Year Old 2000 vintage bottled by The Single Cask. Matured in a single hogshead #211869, this exceptional single grain Scotch whisky hails from the closed Dumbarton distillery, known for producing a rich Lowland character. Limited release of 207 numbered bottles.
Approved by
The Distillery
Dumbarton
Dumbarton Distillery, a lost Lowland grain distillery established by Hiram Walker in 1938 on the site of the former McMillan shipyard, once dominated the banks of the River Leven and River Clyde in Dumbarton. Equipped with a Cincinnati-made continuous still, it grew to become one of Scotland’s largest grain distilleries, primarily using maize and water sourced from Loch Lomond to produce spirit destined for Ballantine’s blended whiskies. Despite its prominence, Dumbarton closed in 2002, with most of its structures demolished by 2008, sealing its fate as a significant yet lost chapter in Scotland’s Lowland whisky heritage. While the site no longer stands, the distillery’s legacy endures through single cask bottlings released by Hunter Laing & Co., preserving Dumbarton’s unique contribution to Scottish grain whisky history.
View all Dumbarton whiskies
Why The Whisky Barrel
Award-Winning Excellence
The Queen's Award for Enterprise for our commitment to quality & innovation.
International Shipping
Delivering exceptional Scotch whisky to customers in over 50 countries.
Independent Bottler Specialists
Access rare single malts and grains unavailable elsewhere.
Family Values
A personal touch in everything we do, from curation to customer service
