RUM CLASSIC CADENHEAD'S 70CL 50 °

The oldest independent bottler in Scotland was born in 1842, founded in Aberdeen by George Duncan, then joined by his brother-in-law William Cadenhead, who became the owner after the death of Mr. Duncan in 1858. Also a respected poet and notable, William Cadenhead died in 1904, and his trade was taken over by his nephew, Robert W. Duthie. This one is strongly developing the company, with blends like Putachieside and The Heilamann, but also rum of the Demerara, having recourse to the precursor to the advertising on many supports (back of bus, curtains of theater, etc ... Afterwards Business was going downhill with the accidental death of Robert Duthie in 1931, but there were no real managers to take over the business, but the cellars were full to the roof of extraordinary malts and rums, sold in memorable fashion Auction by Christie's in 1972, also the year Cadenhead was acquired by the Mitchell family, owner of the independent Springbank distillery.