Now normally, I manage my bottles in the app of Whiskybase. But I simply could not find this bottle in that big database. Yes, there were other Signatory Vintage Very Cloudy Cameronbridge vinatge 2012, but they all consisted of different casks.
In this case: 166314, 166318 and 166321. Int his case, this bottle was bottled for Maison du Whisky. So maybe it is a limited version of this whisky?
Aged for 9 years, this dram was bottled at 40%.
After a small dance in the glass, the whisky still sticks a bit to the glass and leaves medium thick legs dripping down back into the liquid.
The color is a very light yellow, going towards a light green tea.

On the nose I was a little repulsed at first: Musty. Or as my wife explained it to me: It smells like the little piece of skin underneath your watch after a day of wearing it.
But that soon drifts away and a hint of sugared fruit pops up. Bread topped with fresh apple syrup. a slight hint of something acidic.
The taste starts late. And with that i mean: The liquid has already reached the back of my tongue way before the first flavor note hits. It is again the apple. Some hints of rice crackers and some sweet pears. But all a bit stale. It ends in a bit of an earthy note. Like slate. It does not carry much layers and a second visit or a drop of water did not add more for me.
The finish is short, giving me some vibes of honey.

Not one of my favourite drams, but refreshingly different.