BOWMORE 1964 35 YEAR OLD
Surely there are few locations more evocative than the shores of Lochindaal, an area positively steeped in rich Scottish folklore. It’s no wonder then that Bowmore has a whiff of magic about it (or perhaps that’s just the whisky). The oldest distillery on Islay, Bowmore still retains its own floor maltings, and while they can no longer meet all of the busy distillery’s requirements, they still contribute a third of the malt used in every mash. It was also here that the Bowmore of the 1960s was rated as the best of the famous casks for all its specialties, Bowmore 1964 35 years.
- Limited production version.
The 35-year-old Bowmore 1964 is an ideal gift for whiskey lovers and wine collectors. The unique ambience of the Vault No. 1 ensured that the 1964 Bowmore had perfect balance, distilled on 5 November 1964 from the 3709 barrel. This version is arguably the rarest and most expensive of the legendary 1964 Bowmore Trilogy series, bottled in 2000, each version comes with a small 50ml sample
This special edition produced only 99 bottles worldwide, four were kept at the Bowmore distillery museum and the remaining 95 were sold out for the day. Each bottle is bottled at a concentration of 42.1% ABV, with a volume of 700ml.
- Unique taste.
After nearly four decades of maturing in hand-selected oak barrels, the Bowmore spirit has been infused with great aroma and deliciousness. What makes Bowmore 35 years most impressive is the process of creating the taste of wine when enjoyed. The 35-year-old Bowmore is considered to be the best of the famous barrels for its taste because all the flavors are special.
The impression of this unique drink is the warmth, lightness and mellowness of its creators. The faint, mild tropical fruit flavor combined with peat flavor, the salty and humid aroma of sea salt, is characteristic of the number 1 cellar at Bowmore distillery. The taste stays on the palate long after enjoying. This is what we all would expect from old whiskeys.
