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Carsebridge in the Lowlands was registered as a home distillery around 1818. In 1852, following the 'invention' of grain whisky, Carsebridge, like more Lowlands distilleries, was converted to produce grain whisky for the blended whisky industry. When the distillery is closed in 1983 and partially demolished in 1992, no Carsebridge distillery bottling is known. Over the years, however, nearly 100 independent bottlings have been released that on average got very good ratings.
James MacArthur was one of the first modern independent bottlers. In total, they released nearly 850 bottlings, and this is a bottle from 1991 of their Fine Grain Selection: a 28-year-old Carsebridge single grain whisky, bottled at 54.7% ABV.
The Carsebridge grain distillery closed in 1993 and is partially demolished. Yet, very occasionally, a single grain bottling from the distillery is still released—like this one from Living Souls! The whisky matured for 50 years in a bourbon cask! (56.3%)
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