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Cambus Distillery sat along the banks of River Deveron in Stirlingshire, Scotland. The distillery dates back as far as the early 1800s but was closed its doors for good in 1993. Cambus focused on the production of grain whisky, and its bottlings are sought after by collectors far and wide.
At its peak, Cambus whisky was very highly regarded by those in the industry. The advertisement placed in The Daily Mail in 1906, described Cambus Pure Grain Whisky as ‘the whisky with an individuality – notably different to all others in peculiar delicacy and charm of flavour – mild and mellow. Not a headache in a gallon.’
