Springbank 1964 Glen Cawdor

The Glen Cawdor name was in part borrowed by Silvano Samaroli from Shakespeare - Castle Cawdor of course being the setting for MacBeth. Samaroli used the Glen Cawdor name to disguise the the real name of certain distilleries, most commonly Springbank. When researching this bottle you will notice that some retailers and auctioneers refer to this as a Springbank, while if you look elsewhere you would read it is actually from Glen Ord. Emmanuel Dron, Samaroli's great friend has speculated that Silvano mis-remembered this bottle as the 1962 Glen Ord he bottled for the LELE restaurant.

This was distilled in 1964 and bottled in 1983 from a single sherry cask by R.W. Duthie & Co.