Carsebridge 45 yo (1973/2018), Thompson Bros, 53.5%

A rare and enchanting Single Grain whisky that tells the story of a lost distillery and a unique era in Scottish whisky production. This exclusive 45-year-old Carsebridge from 1973, hand-selected and bottled by the respected Thompson Brothers, is a truly treasured collector’s item for the passionate whisky enthusiast.

Distilled in a time when craftsmanship and tradition formed the cornerstone of whisky production, this rare single grain whisky has rested in sherry casks for a full 45 years, developing an incredibly complex and refined character. With an impressive alcohol content of 53.5%, it reveals a deep and nuanced flavor profile that is the result of decades of careful maturation.

Every single drop tells a story of Scottish whisky heritage – from the hand-selected sherry casks that have shaped its rich character, to the expertise the Thompson Brothers have demonstrated in the bottling process. This is more than just a whisky; it’s a liquid memory of the Carsebridge distillery, which has unfortunately now closed.

For collectors and whisky lovers, this 70 cl bottle is a rarity that represents a snapshot of whisky history. A unique opportunity to taste a whisky from a bygone era, whose creation can never be repeated.