Not a member?
Register and login now.
0 Items in your basket
Visit the Store

Bowmore 17 Years Old Tasting notes and reviews

Bowmore 17 Years Old
 

Issue 89 Out Now

Whisky Magazine Issue 89

Woodford Reserve - US micro distilleries - Glenlivet - WIN Four Days at Bowmore and much more...

 
Google ads

Bowmore 17 Years Old

Brand
Bowmore
Expression
17 Years Old
Type
Scotch Whisky ~ Single Malt
Age
17 years old
Abv
43.00%
Produced at
Bowmore Distillery
Region
Islay
Availability
Widely available
Website
www.morrisonbowmore.co.uk
Whisky Magazine Issue 6

Whisky Magazine Issue 6
Isaly tasting - Travels in Speyside & Kentucky - Talisker - Bourbon uncovered.

Published October 1999.

 

Michael Jackson

85
Nose
Smoothly aromatic. Nutty malt. Smoky. Very good, appetising medicinal Islay character.
Palate
Rounded, firm, malty, dry creaminess. Tightly combined flavours.
Finish
Leafy, ferny, malty, sandy, smoky.
Comment
A touch of astringency that seems to be more than Islay iodine.

Jim Murray

80
Nose
Understated peat offers no more than a smoky sprinkling on the juicy apple and vanilla.
Palate
Much fuller and fatter in the mouth with an immediate outbreak of spices. Impressively delicate.
Finish
Medium length and perhaps just a little thin. The coffee feature of old is less intense. Holds its age impressively.
Comment
A quite delicious version but not anything like the heavier, more complex 17 Years Old of old.

National treasures
We showcase the results from this year's Independent Bottlers'Challenge
October 2008, Issue 75, page 14

Success comes from running a tight Chip
The Ubiquitous Chip is celebrating 30 years at its current location and throughout whisky has been key to its success. Dominic Roskrow visited
June 2005, Issue 48, page 38

   

17 Years Old

Brand
Expression
Type
Scotch Whisky / Single Malt
Age
17 Year Old
Abv
43.00%
Region
Islay
Availability
Widely available
Website

Tasted in Whisky Magazine Issue 6.

Whisky Magazine is the perfect complement to the dram in your glass. Every issue brings you fascinating articles on the art, science and romance of the 'water of life', plus page after page of tasting notes.

Tasting Notes

Whiskymag.com Network