Speyside Scotch/Tomintoul Speyside 25 25 year 750 ml

Tomintoul Speyside 25 25 year 750 ml

Speyside · 86 Proof
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About this bottle

From the Speyside distillery it's named for, Tomintoul 25 Year Old is a single malt Scotch matured a quarter century in ex-bourbon and Oloroso sherry casks. The house built its name on a soft, approachable style, 'the gentle dram,' and twenty-five years deepen that without hardening it: dried fig, toffee, orchard honey, and warm baking spice, finishing long and smooth at 43%. This is not a peated Islay bruiser; it's an after-dinner Speyside that stays civil neat and never really needs water. Serve it in a copita at room temperature, ideally alongside conversation rather than a meal. A good bottle for someone easing into aged single malt, and a fair one for those already deep in it.

How to drink Tomintoul 25 Year

At 43% ABV it holds a few drops of water well if you want to open the honey and dried fruit further, though most drink it neat. It's not built for cocktails — save it for after dinner.

Tasting notes
NoseDried fig, toffee, honey, and warm baking spice
PalateSweet malt, dried fruit, toffee, and gentle oak spice
FinishLong, smooth, and softly sweet
Specs

Scotch86 proof · Ex-bourbon and Oloroso sherry casks · Speyside

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Questions about this bottle

What's the best way to serve a 25 year old single malt like this?

Neat, in a copita or tulip glass, at room temperature — a whisky this old rarely needs water, though a few drops can open the honey notes further if you like.

What makes Tomintoul known as 'the gentle dram'?

The distillery built its reputation on a soft, unpeated, approachable house style, and 25 years in cask deepens that character with dried fruit and honey rather than turning it harsh.

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