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A 40-year-old Cambus 1982 single cask single grain whisky from Douglas Laing, bottled without colouring or chill filtration in 2023 for the Extra Old Particular (XOP) range. This 1982 Cambus 40-year-old came from Cask DL17181, a refill hogshead that yielded 157 bottles at its naturally low cask strength of 41.3%.
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87.3 / 100 · Based on 3 published reviews.
coffee with cream: appealing
inkwell.tram22 MayCoffee runs through this one, with cream and sugar softening the finish. The liquorice and slightly burnt vanilla toffee add a darker edge, which keeps the sweetness from feeling one-note.
The 41.3% ABV gives a useful reference point, but the real draw is the coffee thread running from nose to finish. Bourbon, citrus and cereal bring some variety up front, while liquorice and slightly burnt vanilla toffee give the palate a darker turn. Cream and sugar soften the closing coffee note. For a 40-year-old single grain, that progression makes for a distinctive, appealing character.
