Cameronbridge, founded in 1824 by the Haig family in Fife, is one of the oldest and largest grain whisky distilleries in Europe, playing a key role in the history of large-scale continuous distillation in the Scotch industry. This bottling is labelled "Cameron Bridge" (two words), a nod to the distillery's historic spelling before the 1870s.

This marks Cameronbridge's first appearance in the Diageo Special Releases collection, with this 26-year-old expression matured exclusively in refill American oak casks to fully showcase the complexity and refinement of a mature grain whisky.

Gleaming gold with amber highlights; a nose of honey on hot porridge, peppercorn, cinnamon, nutmeg, brown sugar, green foliage and hints of toffee; a smooth, sweet caramel-toffee palate that gives way to warming spice and dry oak, finishing with vanilla, custard and a light woody tannin.