Australia product catalogue
Berry Bros & Rudd 1995 Springbank Cask No. 135 26 Year Old 52.1% (70cl)
No normalized tracked retailer listing is recorded in Australia.
- Category
- Whisky & whiskey
- Size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 52.1%
| Brand / producer | Berry Bros. & Rudd |
|---|---|
| Category | Whisky & whiskey |
| Retailer type | Single Malt Whisky |
| ABV | 52.1% |
| Container size | 700ml |
BottlePicker analysis
What the current data says
BottlePicker identifies this product as 700ml, whisky & whiskey. These details are used to keep prices attached to the right bottle and pack size.
No current AUD retailer price is available, so this page keeps the product identity and past tracked evidence without presenting an old price as current.
Container calculation
Alcohol content
This is a container-content calculation, not a suggested serving or drinking target. Check the current label because ABV and pack size can change. Definition: Australian Government 10g definition (opens in a new tab).
Where to buy Berry Bros & Rudd 1995 Springbank Cask No. 135 26 Year Old 52.1% (70cl) in Australia
Paid links are labelled and shown first. Prices within each section run from the lowest price per unit upwards. Check the bottle, pack size, delivery and final total at the shop.
No tracked shop currently lists this product as in stock in this country.
Daily price tracker
Price history
Tracking has started. The first price point will appear after the next scheduled check.
Retailer-supplied identification details
The description below comes from the retailer. Bottle details and price comparisons are listed above.
Famed for producing an old style, idiosyncratic, characterful whisky, expectations of a cask from Springbank are always high and fortunately this example does not disappoint. A gloriously peaty nose refracts into engine oil, camphor, barley sugars, cola cubes, lime zest and smoky wild garlic. Incredible. The palate has a pleasingly thick texture and delivers an encyclopaedia of flavour; some boot polish and beeswax, to peat bog and leather, all with lashings of austere fruit. A coastal tang echoes on the finish as one’s jaw drops at the sheer strength of character in this dram. All hail Springbank. Springbank is one of the last surviving distilleries in Campbeltown, on the Mull of Kintyre. Once a hub of distilling, the town’s heritage is remembered in the old song “Campbeltown Loch”.