Caperdonich : 17 results priced between £25.00 and £250.00

50cl / 45.70% - This is Batch 3 of That Boutique-y Whisky Company's Caperdonich, bottled at 45.7% abv with a cult comic book-style label featuring the legendary pipe that supposedly ran between Caperdonich and its sister distillery, Glen Grant. Allegedly the pipe was removed because locals were drilling into it to steal the whisky. Whether this is true or not is debatable, but the whisky from the now closed distillery of Caperdonich is really rather good for sure - as you can see in this limited...

A 1998 vintage whisky from closed Caperdonich, mothballed since 2002. This has been bottled by Gordon & Macphail for their Connoisseurs Choice range.

3cl / 45.70% - This is Batch 3 of That Boutique-y Whisky Company's Caperdonich, bottled at 45.7% abv with a cult comic book-style label featuring the legendary pipe that supposedly ran between Caperdonich and its sister distillery, Glen Grant. Allegedly the pipe was removed because locals were drilling into it to steal the whisky. Whether this is true or not is debatable, but the whisky from the now closed distillery of Caperdonich is really rather good for sure - as you can see in this limited release...

G&M: Sweet with a delicate fruity edge. A maltiness lingers.

Good label. Level: very top shoulder. 70 cl. Single malt, 40% volume

The Connoisseurs Choice 27yo Caperdonich, Distilled July 1994, bottled in April 2011 at strength 46%, 70cl has a floral nose with defined herbal notes, some creamy fudge influences. Some summer fruits and a subtle sherried edge. The taste is an initial burst of mixed spices, warming and mouth coating then sweet with hints of butter shortbread.

The Octave process uses extra maturation in reconstructed ex sherrywood octave casks for 3 months to enhance the whisky. This is another outstanding Capedonich from Duncan Taylor with all that fruitiness you expect balanced by a medicinal influence.

Product Description TASTING NOTE Colour: Pale gold. WITHOUT WATER: Nose: Fresh toasted malt notes, with subtle floral influences emerging. Sweet and fruity - strawberry jam. Palate: Hint of black pepper, creamy and smooth. A subtle aniseed influence lingers. WITH WATER: Nose: Fresh with hints of well toasted malt. Some pleasant estery notes. Fruity - fresh pineapple. Palate: Mouth warming, with a rounded hint of spice. A fresh and fruity edge comes to the fore - pineapple. Body: Medium...

Distilled June 1982 and bottled in September 2010. One of only 310 bottles charged from a refill hogshead and bottled at 50% volume.

A bottle of young 5 year old Caperdonich from the 1970s, long before the distillery's mothballing in 2002.

This expression has been bottled by Berry Bros & Rudd from a refill hogdhead.

70cl / 50.00% - This is an eighteen year old bottling from the mothballed distillery of Caperdonich.This whisky has been bottled at 50%abv without chill-filtration as a part of Douglas Laing's Old Malt Cask Range.

3cl / 56.80% - Caperdonich was once known as Glen Grant No. 2 thanks to its proximity to its sister distillery. Legend has it that they were once connected by a pipe which was removed after it was discovered that locals drilled into it to steal the whisky.

3cl / 54.70% - This is a superb single cask Caperdonich from Duncan Taylor's impressive Rarest of the Rare range. It was distilled in April 1992 before a 20 year maturation in cask 46215. It was bottled at natural cask strength in August of 2012, with an outturn of 282 bottles.

This Cadenhead's Caperdonich was distilled in 1980 and bottled in June 2008 from an ex-Bourbon Hogshead which produced 264 bottles.