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Bottle Details
Springbank 30 Year Old Samaroli / Cadenhead's 1979
An incredibly rare older expression from this Campbeltown classic.
Springbank of this sort of age is very rare indeed, and tend to be brought to market as limited runs such as the Millennium Collection, or through unusual bottlings such as this.
Silvano Samaroli began his career in the whisky industry as an importer in 1968, operating as the Italian agent for Speyside's Linkwood distillery. This 1979 bottling of Springbank is part of his first foray into the independent bottling scene. The series comprises another, younger Springbank, as well as a Macallan, Highland Park and Glenlivet, among others. They were bottled for him by Cadenhead's, in the classic brown dumpy glass of the era, using unique labels that Samaroli had designed himself.
This is by far the rarest of the set. The other releases in the series were limited to 360 bottles each, we would imagine this is the same.
Bottle number 25.
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