One cask of Tobermory Single Malt Scotch Whisky distilled 1995. Originally filled on 06/12/1995 into a Hogshead with 251 bulk Litres.
This cask was regauged on 09/04/2019. The new regauged litres were found to be approximately 196 Bulk litres at a strength of 54.2%. This would currently yield approximately 280 x 70cl bottles of whisky currently at 23 years old.
- Distillery: Tobermory
- Distilled: 1995
- Age: 23 years old
- Cask No: 1841
- Cask Type: Hogsheads Original Filled: 160.50 Litres of Alcohol Original Bulk Litres: 251
- New re-gauged: 09/04/2019 - 107.10 litres of Alcohol
- New re-gauged: 196 Bulk Litres
- Current Cask Strength: 54.2%
- Currently yielding approximately 280 x 70cl Bottles
This cask is held at Deanston Distillery Scotland. Annual storage fees apply and must be arranged directly with the Warehouse after the sale. Contact details will be given by the current cask owner.
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Whisky Online Auctions Tasting Notes: Tobermory Cask #1841
Colour: Pale gold.
Nose: Clean, buttery and rich. Lightly spiced with cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg. A creamy vanilla note that leads to creme brulee, white pepper and eventually yellow plums and ripe garden fruits such as apples and gooseberries. A light biscuity sweetness in the background.
Palate: Surprisingly powerful on arrival. Excellent weight, strength and texture. Vividly peppery, warming and spicy again. Dried fruits this time with sultanas, banana chips, apricots and lemon peel. There’s also a light, autolytic stodgy quality that alludes to scone mix and sourdough.
Finish: Long, slightly yeasty, lemony, leathery and still with rather a lot of dried fruits and eventually hints of green tea, coconut and chamomile in the aftertaste.
Conclusions: A top-notch, perfectly mature and well-balanced cask of Tobermory that feels at times more like an older Speyside whisky than an islander. However, the overall quality is very impressive and this would be ready to bottle now or over the next 2-3 years. A surprisingly elegant and luxurious dram.