When the folk of Bowmore formed an angry mob to chase the devil out of the church (which is of course round, offering him nowhere to hide), down the road and through the distillery, it was assumed that he must have made his escape in a cask heading to the mainland aboard the Maid of Islay. Some first fill sherry casks at Bowmore make you wonder though, how can whisky be so devilishly delicious? This third and final Devil's Casks release uses both oloroso and Pedro Ximénez casks for the first time.
This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch!
Corinth raisins, salted caramel, melted chocolate, sticky prunes and flamed orange peel.
More sea salt and chocolate, candied peels, rich dark fruits, gentle smoke and spices.
Long with complex coffee and cherry notes.
Amazing scotch even non scotch drinkers may appreciate 5 can't wait for 4th
Pure awsomeness. Worth the price.
Very complex peated scotch.
What a delicious dram. After having the first two, this one is the best in my opinion. The PX casking I think is what makes the difference in this one. The combination of both oloroso and PX give this one complex sweetness that is impressive. I could sit down all day with a glass of this figuring out all the different flavor notes that pop. Truly amazing and worth the price. Too bad that people give one star review to something they have not tasted. How ignorant. Ratings should be for the quality of a liquor not someones opinion of being over priced. The ignorants below gave this a 1 star because of the price even though they did not taste it. LOL. Babies. Let me get you guys a WAAMBULANCE to cry in.
I notice that it's 4-5 stars if purchased in North America, $110.00 Canadian, about 60 pounds or 0-1 star and no purchase in Europe. Why the difference I have no idea.
