Bowmore 1968 DT Rare Auld
| 카테고리 | SINGLE MALT |
| 증류소 | Bowmore |
| 병입자 | Duncan Taylor (DT) |
| 병입자 시리즈 | - |
| 빈티지 | 1968 |
| 병입 연도 | 2006 |
| 숙성 | 38년 |
| 캐스크 타입 | Oak Casks |
| 캐스크 넘버 | - |
| 발매 수량 | - |
| 도수 | 42.7% |
| 용량 | 700 ml |
| 레이블 | - |
| 국가 | Scotland |
| 지역 | Islay |
향미 프로필
테이스팅 노트
색상
deep gold / amber
air 아로마 (코)
Yes! Really the epitome of Bowmore at its greatest. You have fruit that is primarily exotic and tropical in character but it is presented as this quivering, gelatinous mass around which orbits leathery, salty sherry, coastal subtleties, the most beguilingly fragrant peat smoke and various ancient and tertiary medicines. There’s herbs, seawater, petrichor, umami, waxes, camphor, salted liquorice, natural tar. Everything is just so powerful, vivid and assertive. And yet… also perfectly harmonised too. Nothing out of step or balance, everything keeping perfect time and pace. Whiskies like this present you with a conundrum: that time and base ingredients can create something so utterly beautiful it can drive you mad trying to figure out where the reach of the human hand ends and where nature takes over
restaurant 맛 (팔레트)
(oh yes, I suppose we should actually taste some of it at some point) as thick and resinous and unctuous and fat as whisky can be at 43%. A dazzling collision of peat, smoke, herbs, fruits, salt, waxes, medicine and seashore. I also find a gentle but totally luxurious sweetness underpinning everything as well. Ok, enough, call the anti-maltoporn brigade and let’s get out of here quick
timer 피니시
endless, meandering, thick - that word gelatinous comes to mind again - tarry, oily and just utterly, spellbindingly fruity