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Bowmore 25 Year Single Malt Scotch 25 year 750ml
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About this bottle
The Bowmore 25 Year Single Malt Scotch is a highly sought-after whisky from the Bowmore Distillery on the island of Islay. This aged whisky is full of complex flavors from its lengthy maturation in ex-bourbon barrels, and is known as one of the smoothest whiskies available. On the nose, it offers exotic spices and tropical fruit aromas; on the palate, sweet and creamy with oak and chocolate notes, plus hints of aniseed and spice. The finish is extremely long, with a hint of smoke and lingering sweetness.
How to drink Bowmore 25 Year
Pour neat in a tulip glass and take your time — 25 years of Islay maturation deserves a slow, unhurried sip, no water needed.
Tasting notes
Noseexotic spice, tropical fruit
Palatesweet, creamy, oak, chocolate, aniseed
Finishlong, smoky, lingering sweetness
Specs
Single Maltex-bourbon barrels
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What's the best way to serve Bowmore 25 Year?
Serve neat in a tulip glass, with a few drops of water if you'd like — whisky this old is worth tasting slowly before deciding whether it needs anything at all.
What makes Bowmore distinctive on Islay?
Bowmore is one of the oldest legal distilleries on Islay, and its style sits between the heavy peat of distilleries like Laphroaig and Ardbeg and the lighter Highland style — smoky but with real sweetness and fruit.
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