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Originally based in Aberdeen before being bought by the Campbeltown based Mitchell family in 1969, Wm Cadenhead's is the oldest independent bottler in Scotland. Now their flagship Campbeltown premises - located next to the Springbank distillery - also features their own shop offering a variety of bottled spirits from different distilleries. With their own warehouse stocked full of exciting whiskie ...
Based on 4 published Maltiply reviews.
tidepoolwren15 AugTreacle tart and sticky toffee pudding set a rich, sweet direction, while blueberries, black cherries and chocolate covered dates bring darker fruit and confectionery notes. Turkish delight adds another soft, sweet thread; raisins, dark toffee and orange essence carry that character into the finish. The documented flavours lean toward dessert-like sweetness, but the range of fruit keeps the picture from feeling one-note.
CopperCloud27 JunPedro Ximenez is a clear cask detail, and the notes lean into sticky sweetness: treacle tart up front, then berries and chocolate-covered dates. A lively, dessert-minded Tullibardine.
WoollyRover9 MayRich, sticky, and fruit-led.
InkwellSoda8 FebThe sweet notes take the lead, from treacle tart to dark toffee, but berries and orange essence give them some welcome company. It sounds rich and dessert-like, with enough fruit to keep things lively.
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