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Bottle Details
Hazelburn 1997 Single Sherry Cask 21 Year Old / Campbeltown Malts Festival 2019
First distilled in 1997, Hazelburn is the triple distilled single malt produced at Springbank distillery, and is named after the distillery of the same name, mothballed in 1925. Although very popular, Hazelburn remains an elusive whisky. Like Longrow, their peated single malt, it makes up 10% of the annual production at Springbank each year, resulting in around 100 to 150 casks. The first bottlings of Hazelburn were released in 2005.
This was distilled in July 1997 and bottled 21 years later from a single refill sherry hogshead, exclusively for the Campbeltown Malts Festival Open Day at the distillery in 2019.
The Springbank open day was first held in 2009, becoming part of the inaugural Campbeltown Malts Festival in 2014.
One of 222 bottles
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