Bowmore Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky has just unveiled Bowmore 27-year-old. The new Bowmore 27 addition joins its older age range of whiskies as part of the Bowmore Timeless Series. Bowmore describe it as “a masterpiece beautifully crafted and shaped by time”. For over 240 years, Bowmore has captured the essence of Islay from the […]
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Although we never get enough of the recent wave of Bowmore releases, this one arrived exactly when I just published two or three others. So I postponed it a little. Anyway this Bowmore 18 Year Old gets the title Gentle Giant , because Stefan from Passion for Whisky is tall and looks a bit like a gentle giant. He chose this cask to celebrate his anniversary. Bowmore 18 yo 2007 (50,3%, Boogieman Whisky Society 2026, bourbon hogshead, 90 btl.) Nose: fresh and maritime, with kelp and crushed shells, wet gravel, minty notes and lots of bright citrus. Lemon juice and candied lemon peels, brine, maybe light peach as well. Not very peaty, there's just a light hint of tarry rope in the distance. Mouth: more smoky now, along with peppermint, more seaweed and drying mineral notes. Mid-palate a short flash of green mango and passion fruit appears, something we're always hoping for. Then also wet wool, more saltiness and lots of cold ashes. Subtle hints of grassy herbs and light resin too. Fi
A review of three Bowmore, including a recent 18-year-old from Wu Dram Clan, as well as two older releases from Creative Whisky Company and Wemyss Malts.
