That’s a stunning and rare bottle — the Isle of Jura 30 Year Old, sometimes subtitled “Camas an Staca.” It’s one of the most prestigious official releases from the Jura distillery and a beautiful example of their mature island style The name 'Camas an Staca' simply translates to 'Standing Stone' and refers to one of the eight ancient stones dotted about the island. The whisky has been matured in American oak for most of its life, finishing in Gonzalez Byass Oloroso butts for three years before bottling. Complete and in very good shape. Whiskybase average: ≈ 89 points Regarded as one of Jura’s finest official bottlings, showcasing how the distillery’s spirit ages gracefully in sherry oak. Praised for its balance and complexity rather than power — a true slow-sipper. When first released it retailed around €350; now it’s increasingly collectible due to discontinuation.