Tasting: Carsebridge 1982 33 years Single Grain Whisky by The Grainman

Carsebridge 1982 33 years Single Grain Whisky by The Grainman

Carsebridge 1982 33 years Single Grain Whisky by The GrainmanDram data:
Distillery: Carsebridge
Bottler: The Grainman / Meadowside Blending
Distilled: 1982
Bottled: March 2016
Age: 33 years
Limitation: 258 bottles
Casks: Bourbon 74679
Alcohol: 48,9%
uncoloured/not chill filtered
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Ah, an old Grain whisky from a distillery that closed in the early 80s when more whisky was made than consumed. Let’s see if shedding a tear for the closure of this grain spirit production plant is warranted …

Tasting notes:
Colour:
 dark straw
The nose starts off very well! Grainy goodness! We’ve got a hint of alcohol mixed with vanilla, cornflakes, hubba bubba, burnt molasses, caramel, all stored in grandma’s old oak spice cupboard. Not overly complex, which was to be expected, yet very entertaining and “old enough”. If there’s one thing grain whisky needs to shine on its own then it’s a good refill cask and lots and lots of time. This seems to have had both!  Let’s move on to the palate!  Continue reading “Tasting: Carsebridge 1982 33 years Single Grain Whisky by The Grainman”

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