Cameronbridge Old Particular 1990 25 Years Single Grain Whisky

Name: Cameronbridge Old Particular 1990 25 Years Single Grain Whisky
Brand: Cameronbridge
Price: 131.5 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.26 (70 reviews)

Cameronbridge 1990 DL

Cameronbridge

United Kingdom

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Whisky Information

Brand: Cameronbridge
Age: 25 years
ABV: 60.6%
Volume: 700 ml
Category: Single Grain Whisky
Distillery: Cameronbridge
Distillation Year: 06.1990
Bottling Year: 06.2015
Cask Types: Refill Butt

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Cameron Bridge stands as one of Scotland's most historically significant and largest grain whisky distilleries. Located in Windygates, Fife, its origins trace to the 17th-century Haig family dynasty—Robert Haig allegedly operated one of Scotland's earliest documented distilleries, famously reprimanded in 1655 for Sabbath distilling. In 1824, John Haig established Cameron Bridge, which became the cradle of continuous column still technology through cousin Robert Stein's innovations. Today, as Diageo's primary grain whisky production hub, it yields over 30 million liters annually from multiple column stills, supplying spirit for iconic blends like Johnnie Walker and J&B. Single grain expressions such as Cameron Brig and the modern Haig Club showcase its light, vanilla-forward character. Following the 1877 merger that created Distillers Company Ltd and 1919 acquisition, the distillery underwent a £9 million refurbishment in the 1990s, reopening in 2000 as a state-of-the-art facility. Using wheat-dominant mash bills and pristine Fife spring water, Cameron Bridge represents the perfect marriage of historic legacy and modern efficiency in Scotch whisky production.

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Dried Fruit

Honey

Dark Chocolate

Nuts

Pepper

Caramel

Orange

Raisins

Spices

Candied Fruit

Tasting Notes & Reviews

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Bradley Ross

May 18, 2026, 16:21:04

Quite a cosy dram, this 🥃 Bit of honey, soft fruit, gentle spice, and a wee smoky warmth at the end. Feels easy-going, slightly sweet, and nicely warming on a chilly evening.

Elizabeth Harris

May 15, 2026, 09:25:08

Quite cosy, this one. Bit of honey and soft oak, with a warm spicy tingle at the end 🥃 Feels like a rainy evening dram by the telly.

Jessica James

May 12, 2026, 20:41:06

Tried this one last nite 🥃 First sip, quite smoky init? Like a campfire that's gone out hours ago. Bit of vanila there too 🍦 Gets sweeter as it sits. Toffee, maybe sum honey? Quite malty aswell, very enjoyable. Finish is quite long, a bit peppery 🌶️ and sum oak notes comin thru. Dry-ish but not too much. Nose is lovely - like dried fruits and sumthing earthy i cant quite place 🤔 Not bad at all, proper good for a cold evenin in 👍 would i buy it again? aye probly

Nikki Gray

May 11, 2026, 14:23:05

Teh first sip? Blimey, smoky and peaty, but not too harsh. Gets smoother with vanilla notes. Honey on teh finish, quite lovely! 🥃😊 Bit of woodiness too, makes it feel aged. Really enjoy this one. Cheers!

Alex Marshall

May 8, 2026, 08:11:49

Hmm, this whisky's got a real kick of smoky peat at first, then it kinda mellows out into summat like honey and baked apples. Quite warming, innit? 🥃🔥 The finish is a bit spicy, like cinnamon or nutmeg, and leaves a nice woody note. Really cozy for a chilly evening.

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