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Cameronbridge – 1992 28 Year Old Meadowside Blending Co. The Grainman (70cl, 51.7%)

Cameronbridge – 1992 28 Year Old Meadowside Blending Co. The Grainman (70cl, 51.7%)

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Distillery
Cameronbridge
Region
Scotland
Type
Single Grain Whisky
Age
28 years
Bottle Size
70cl
ABV
51.7%
Cask Type
Sherry Hogshead
Cameronbridge – 1992 28 Year Old Meadowside Blending Co. The Grainman is a single grain whisky from Cameronbridge. Aged 28 years, bottled at 51.7% ABV, 70cl. Single Grain Scotch Whisky. Bottled by Meadowside Blending Co. Ltd. for The Grainman series. Distilled 1992, bottled October 2020. Cask no. 306. Bottled at cask strength. One of 205 bottles. Comes with its tube.

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