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Bowmore 12 Years Old Tasting notes and reviews

Bowmore 12 Years Old
 

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Bowmore 12 Years Old

Brand
Bowmore
Expression
12 Years Old
Type
Scotch Whisky ~ Single Malt
Age
12 years old
Abv
40.00%
Produced at
Bowmore Distillery
Region
Islay
Availability
Worldwide
Website
www.morrisonbowmore.co.uk
Whisky Magazine Issue 50

Whisky Magazine Issue 50
50 Leading whisky quotes - 50 Top independently bottled whiskies - 50 Great drinking occasions - Aberfeldy - Bulleit bourbon - The effects of peat - Whisky and global warming..

Published September 2005.

 

Martine Nouet

25
Nose
Floral and peaty. Wet earth. Cold fireplace. Opening on briny notes, fishing net. Smoke is rather distant.
Palate
Smooth, sweet. Peat is not discernable at first. Then a light smoky flavour.
Finish
Medium, drying on lime peel. A hint of dry ashes.
Comment
Peat is integrated in oak though wood is not overwhelming. Water changes the rules, bringing peat and smoke forward.

Dave Broom

25
Nose
Plenty of American oak showing lots of vanilla, quite toasty. Smoke a subtle presence, fresh seashells, woodsmoke, seashores. Light cigar smoke/cedar wood, malty. Clean.
Palate
Rounded feel with a light maltiness, smoke to the back palate, seaweed, turfy.
Finish
Fragrant peat.
Comment
The smoke and oak now working together, everything shaken loose of the oaky cereal shell.

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September 2005, Issue 50, page 16

   

12 Years Old

Brand
Expression
Type
Scotch Whisky / Single Malt
Age
12 Year Old
Abv
40.00%
Region
Islay
Availability
Worldwide
Website

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