Caperdonich 34 years 1968 - 2003 #3568

Caperdonich Distillery

Caperdonich Distillery was located in the heart of the Speyside region, in the small town of Rothes. Founded in 1898 by James Grant under the name Glen Grant No. 2, the distillery closed in 1902 and only reopened in 1965 under the name Caperdonich, meaning 'secret spring' in Gaelic. The distillery has a rich, if intermittent, history in whisky production.

A unique feature of Caperdonich was the use of water from nearby springs, which contributed to the purity and character of their whiskies. Caperdonich whiskies were known for their smooth and complex flavour profiles, with notes of honey, fruit, vanilla and a slight spiciness. The distillery used traditional copper pot stills and the whisky matured mainly in ex-bourbon casks, which ensured a balanced and refined flavour.

Although the distillery closed permanently in 2002 and was later demolished, the remaining bottles remain highly sought after by aficionados, collectors and investors due to their rarity and exceptional quality. Caperdonich remains a respected part of Scotch whisky history, remembered for the unique and high-quality single malts it produced.

Duncan Taylor

Duncan Taylor & Co. Ltd. is one of the most respected names in the world of independent whisky bottlers. With a history dating back to 1938 and a commitment to quality and craftsmanship, Duncan Taylor offers a wide range of whiskies loved by connoisseurs and collectors alike. Their focus on single cask releases, old and rare whiskies, and innovative product lines makes them a unique and influential player in the whisky industry.

History

Duncan Taylor & Co. Ltd. was founded in 1938 by Abe Rosenberg, a New York-based whisky dealer and collector. In the early years, the company operated mainly as a whisky dealer, but over time it expanded its activities to whisky selection and bottling.

Over decades, Duncan Taylor accumulated an impressive stock of whisky casks from various distilleries in Scotland. This stock included both single malt and single grain whiskies, and some of the casks today are decades old.

Please note

This bottle was bottled a long time ago. Please be careful when opening. The closure may have deteriorated. The item is sold as photographed and described. We do not accept any liability for the condition of the closure.