Dumangin Whisky Cambus 26 Year Grain
$319.99
Our friend Gilles Dumangin, a 4th generation Champagne producer near Reims, also produces a fortified wine called Ratafia Champenois. He has secured whiskies from distilleries all over the world, which he has finished in his own Ratafia casks. They are exclusive to KWM in Canada, with just 24 bottles of each coming in to the market. This single grain Scotch whisky from the Cambus Distillery was distilled in 1993. It was bottled at 49.9% after 26 years. It was finished 9 Months in Ratafia Champenois Casks.
Signatory Cameronbridge 1984 54%
$327.99
This ain't your average aged out soccer player's bottle of Haig Club!
This 35 year old Cameronbridge Single Grain Scotch was bottled by Signatory Vintage. It was distilled in 1984 then aged away in a hogshead, luckily dodging Haig Clubification. Bottled at a cask strength of 54%.
Cadenhead Original Strathclyde 31 Year
$166.39
This 31 year old Single Grain bottled for the new Cadenhead Original line comes from the closed and demolished Strathclyde Distillery. It was matured in ex-Bourbon casks and bottled at 46%.
The Single Cask Strathclyde 26 Year
$209.99
The Single Cask is one of the more recent independent bottlers to hit our shelves. This 26 Year Old Strathclyde was distlled on August 17th, 1993 and matured for 26 years in an ex-Bourbon Barrel before being bottled at 55.3%. 191 bottles total, with only a fraction of that coming to Alberta.
Archives Cameronbridge 1992
$249.99
Matured in a "very active Hogshead", this 27 year old Cameronbridge single grain Scotch whisky has been bottled at 53.4%. 86.88pts Whisky Base. Bottled for the "Fishes of Samoa" range, the label shows a "Blue & Yellow Grouper ", drawn by J.W. Bennett over 150 years ago and published in the "Fishes of Ceylon." Only 6 bottles are coming to KWM.
Producer Description
"Matured in a very active hogshead for 27 years. This grain whisky has a deep, dark flavor to appeal to grain- and malt whisky fans worldwide."
Scotch Malt Whisky Society G3.4
$199.99
PRIDE OF BENGAL
This 27 year old single grain whisky is from a closed Lowlands distillery and comes in at 57.5% after maturing in a refill hogshead.
Flavour profile: Spicy & sweet.
Outturn: 219 bottles.
Panel's tasting note: "Once described as ‘the model distillery of Europe’, this large operation in Edinburgh closed in 1988. The only known bottling by its owner was in 1986, for the Commonwealth Games. This example is exotic: quite prickly on the nose, with scents of vodka and apple juice, warm naan bread (with cumin and caraway seeds), roast garam masala, tinned pears and desiccated coconut,
To taste it is sweet and salty, and reminded some of us of lime pickle. The curry theme continued with water: sweet onion relish, mango chutney, coriander seeds against a mild curry background. The taste is now soft and herbal, after a sweet start, with a short finish."
Cooper's Choice Strathclyde 1993 26yo.
$190.99
Filled into an ex-Bourbon cask, this 26 year old single grain Scotch whisky was bottled in 2019 at 52.5%.
Whisky Trail Cambus 1990 Cask 93596
$224.99
Filled in 1990, this single Hogshead cask (#93596) of Cambus (closed distillery), was matured 29 years before bottling at 52%. Video Games label. Beep, boop. Exclusive to KWM!
Did you know that Donkey Kong turned 25 in 1990? The Super Famicon was released in Japan, but it wasn't released as the Super Nintendo in North American until the following year. Super Mario Bros. 3 was released for the original Nintendo in North American in 1990, along with Battle Chess, the garbage video game tie in to the Tim Burton Batman movie, Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers, Double Dragon II, Dr. Mario, the first Final Fantasy, Little Nemo: The Dream Master, Mega Man 3, Final Fight, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game.
Whisky Trail Invergordon 1987 Cask 88799
$234.99
A single ex-Bourbon barrel (#88799), filled in 1987 and bottled after 32 years at 52.7%. Video Games label. Beep, boop. Exclusive to KWM!
Did you know that The Legend of Zelda was released in North America for the original Nintendo in 1987? Same with Metroid, the first Mega Man and the original Castlevania. Pretty good year if you ask me.