Bowmore 17 Year Old - late 2000s Whisky 70cl

Scotch Whisky • 70cl • 43%
Product details
Bowmore 17 Year Old - late 2000s
Country Scotch Whisky
Region Islay Whisky
Distillery/Brand Bowmore
Style Single Malt Whisky
Chill Filtered? No
Single Cask? No
Natural Cask Strength? No

Bowmore 17 Year Old

A 17 year old Bowmore with a beautifully balanced, rounded palate with notes of soft chocolate, toffee apples and a little wood smoke. This was a Gold Medal winner at the International Spirits Challenge.

This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch!

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Gently smoked with soft peat, Golden Syrup, rum spice, toffee apples and tropical fruit.

Palate Creamy and malty, cinnamon, toffee apples, bread and butter pudding and warming smoke.

Finish Long and creamy with a smooth vanilla note on the tail.

Winner of 1 spirit awards

Gold
Gold
Scotch Single Malt - Islay - 2014
International Wine & Spirit Competition

Allergy information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens
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Reviews for Bowmore 17 Year Old - late 2000s
Incredible whisky
The best
Master of Malt Customer
8 years ago
superbly balanced.
Incredible whisky, picked up for under 50 GBP, nose, freshly made toffee, slight sulphur turning to burnt toast, oak smoke. Palate; apple,Mint,berries,slight tar,honey. sliky smooth finish.
Master of Malt Customer
10 years ago
Subtle peat to great effect
Toffee and pineapple with artistically subtle smoke. The aroma also adds hazelnut chocolate, whereas the palate adds lemon cake and honey. Marvelously balanced: the best and most complex "light malt" I've had.
Master of Malt Customer
11 years ago
A Starter
Many folks with whom I drink are shy of the Islay malts, having been startled by a lesser, possibly heavy peat. I would suggest this as a great introduction to the peaty malts of the region. It is wonderfully smooth and stays warm and silken throughout the drink. This was a gift from my wife who knows I enjoy the malts of this region...and what a great surprise it was. Slowly, oh so slowly it will be consumed as I suspect it will disappear into history.
Master of Malt Customer
11 years ago
Its all in Asia.
Bottles of this are sitting in duty free stores in Asia.
Master of Malt Customer
12 years ago