Bowmore 25 Years Old 1982
Duir 2nd Limited Edition
Winning Bid
£140
NO RESERVE
Bowmore 25 Years Old 1982
Duir 2nd Limited Edition
Lot #0280132
FINISH DATE
31 March 2016
A beautiful bottle of Bowmore 25 years old - Duir Second Limited Edition. Distilled on 4th October 1982, matured for 25 long years on a refill bourbon hogshead before being bottled on 12th November 2007. This bottle was selected by the Whisky Talker.
Duir has been named after the Oak tree that plays a central role in both Celtic culture and the very process of whisky making. Duir whisky is neither chill-filtered nor artificially coloured.
Each bottle is individually numbered and limited to 220.
Duir has been named after the Oak tree that plays a central role in both Celtic culture and the very process of whisky making. Duir whisky is neither chill-filtered nor artificially coloured.
Each bottle is individually numbered and limited to 220.
Bowmore
If we go by official dates, Bowmore is Islay’s oldest distillery in operation today, kicking off in 1779. Set in a spectacular location, along the coastline from the village of the same name. Bowmore had a mighty reputation founded on some classic whiskies from the 1960s. These have been released in a series of special editions and thankfully the current distillate is excellent. Somehow, Bowmore mixes the peat of Islay with a coastal vibe that is underpinned by a wonderful fruitiness. Shrouded in history, it also arguably has Scotland’s most famous and atmospheric warehouse in the Vault No.1. Stepping into this and walking through the maturing casks, while the ocean crashes against the outer wall, is well worth the price of admission.
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Region
Scotland, Islay
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