Description

Choosing an edition number

This whisky is a limited edition of 334 bottles. Please select the serial number you would like from the drop down menu (subject to availability).

Please note: Only payments made by credit card will be accepted when ordering this product. Orders placed using a debit card or any other form of payment will be cancelled automatically. 

Specially selected by Sir Lindsay Hoyle, the 158th Speaker of the House of Commons, this exceptional 35-year-old single grain whisky from the Lowland region of Scotland has been chosen to commemorate the completion of the Elizabeth Tower Restoration Project in 2022. It is one of a limited edition of 334 bottles, matching the number of steps to the belfry of the iconic London landmark known the world over as ‘Big Ben’.

The bottle is presented in a handcrafted, UK-made oak box with a magnetic fastening and the House of Commons portcullis engraved on a brass plaque.

About the distillery

Founded in 1824, Cameronbridge Distillery is one of the most prosperous producers of whisky in Scotland. It’s alluring spirit, crafted using their revolutionary continuous distillation techniques, showcases a light and elegant character synonymous with exceptionally aged single grain Scotch whisky. Filled into a well-crafted bourbon hogshead in 1987, this glorious spirit has gently developed exceptional complexity and sophistication over 35 years before bottling in 2022. 

Nose: caramel, aniseed, mellow oak
Palate: butterscotch, fresh melon, silky smooth
Finish: sweet treacle, creamy milk chocolate

• Comes in a special presentation box
• Limited edition of 334
• Product of Scotland
• 46% ABV
• 70cl

Delivery information

You must be over 18 to purchase this product. Please note that delivery will be refused if an individual aged 18 or over is not present upon delivery at your nominated address.

Our delivery partner practices Challenge 25 age verification at the point of delivery, and therefore you may be required to present valid ID to confirm your age. Failure to do so may result in the item not being delivered.