Tobermory 21yo Oloroso Cask Finish Single Malt 700mL
The Isle of Mull's Tobermory Distillery has gone ahead and released a marvellous 21 year old single malt, which has been treated to a finishing period in Gonzales Byass sherry casks! Interestingly, this liquid was originally from the popular Tobermory 15 Year Old release in 2008, but it has been allowed a few more years of maturation, letting is fantastic flavour profile develop further.
A nose of caramelised dates and walnuts, followed by orange, barley, blackcurrant jam and brioche.
Crunchie Bars on the palate, with melted butter with a subtle salty tang to it, a hint of rum cake, sultana and fig.
Moving into a soft vanilla tablet and milk chocolate finish.
700mL | 46.3% ABV
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