Craigellachie 25 Year Old 1995 (cask 14966) - Xtra Old Particular (Douglas Laing) 700ml bottle - Scotch Whisky whisky
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Craigellachie 25 Year Old 1995 (Cask 14966) Xtra Old Particular (Douglas Laing)

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A spectacular single malt from Craigellachie, distilled in September 1995 and allowed to mature for a quarter of a century in a single refill sherry butt. This special Speyside cas...

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Name Craigellachie 25 Year Old 1995 (Cask 14966) Xtra Old Particular (Douglas Laing)
Average Price £509.99

Product Properties

Volume 700ml
Alcohol Content (ABV) 53.7%
Country of Origin Scotland
Created On CasKompare 04-10-2022

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A spectacular single malt from Craigellachie, distilled in September 1995 and allowed to mature for a quarter of a century in a single refill sherry butt. This special Speyside cask was sought out by indie bottler Douglas Laing who cracked open the cask in June 2021 to join the ranks of its Xtra Old Particular series. A release of 219 bottles.
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About The Brand: Craigellachie

The Speyside region's rock, Craigellachie, is everything not your average 'Speyside' whiskey. Its fruity, muscular flavor, which was considered out of date even in 1891, is due to the employment of worm tub condensers. This robust but fragrant flavour goes against what is expected. Many distilleries in the earlier days of whiskey manufacturing used worm tubs to chill their alcohol. We continue to use this conventional method of returning our vapour to liquid form after distillation. We discover that the worm tubs give the spirit an added flavor, aiding in the development of our unique personality.

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