Clan Campbell 8 Year Malt Scotch

Name: Clan Campbell 8 Year Malt Scotch
Brand: Clan Campbell
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This Pure or blended malt is 8 years old.

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3rd November 2016

https://www.clancampbellscotch.com

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Clan Campbell Scotch

Clan Campbell is a whisky born and bred in Scotland, a country renowned for the purity of its water, and is blended from the finest grain and malt whiskies. Made in the Highlands, it ages for at least three years in oak casks. Today, the brand is the leading premium whisky in France. Since the middle ages, the Clan Campbell, with its roots in the North of Scotland, has been the greatest of the clans. In 1266, Sir Colin Campbell proved himself the King of Scotland’s mightiest champion when facing the English invader. From that time onwards, the Duke of Argyll, chief of the Clan Campbell, has carried the title of “MacCailein Mor”, or son of the Great Colin. The brand has been marketed in France since 1984.

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