Carsebridge 47 Year Old, Bourbon Cask, Cask No. HH 9489, 1965, Hunter Hamilton, 45.3%

Clan Denny holds an important role as the Douglas Laing and Hunter Hamilton home of independent bottlings of single grain whiskies; although single malt and blended whiskies are also bottled under the brand. The spirits in this range are aged from around seven to fifty years old and are bottled at natural cask strength as small batch releases. Clan Denny acts as an output for showcasing grain whiskies. Carsebridge was a grain distillery founded in 1799, which later became one of the largest grain distilleries in Scotland before its closure in 1983. This 47-year-old expression is from a single cask.