Haig’s Gold Label Spring Cap Circa 1940’s

Robert Haig was distilling as long ago as the early 17th century - making them the oldest Scotch whisky distillers in the world - but his great-grandson was the one to commercialise the family tipple. By 1733, only the decade after it had been founded by Kane McKenzie Haig, the Stirlingshire-based distillery became Scotland’s largest and the world’s first commercial distillery. The family also went on to establish the predecessor of the Jameson distillery in Bow Street, Dublin. Nowadays the home of Haig is known as the Cameronbridge distillery and is recognised for making grain whisky.

Haig Gold Label is made with 40% malt whisky, including Glenkinchie and Linkwood. A lovely example of this fine old dram. We estimate this was bottled circa 1940’s.

40% ABV / No Volume Stated

Please note fill level and general condition of item. There is no volume stated however, we estimate this to be a 75cl bottle

Please examine all images of the lot, any packaging and labels carefully and satisfy yourself as to their condition before making a bid.