smoky
vanilla sweetness
citrus zest
honey
cinnamon
fruit
spicy
herbs
nutmeg
Bowmore
Small Batch
Tasting Notes
Appearance / Colour
Soft gold
Smell / Nose / Aroma
Soft smoke, with sweet honey and cinnamon spices
Flavour / Taste / Palate
Citrus fruits make an appearance, heavier on the smoke with herbal undertones to complement the nutmeg and cinnamon spices, vanilla sweetness
Finish
Smoke lingers with more citrus and hints of vanilla
Soft gold
Smell / Nose / Aroma
Soft smoke, with sweet honey and cinnamon spices
Flavour / Taste / Palate
Citrus fruits make an appearance, heavier on the smoke with herbal undertones to complement the nutmeg and cinnamon spices, vanilla sweetness
Finish
Smoke lingers with more citrus and hints of vanilla
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A perfect introduction to Islay Scotch.
The Bowmore Distillery is one of the oldest in all of Scotland and lies on the Isle of Islay, on the banks of the Western coastline. The sea brings it its famous character, which in combination with peat gives birth to one of the most recognized flavours in the Whisky World.
The techniques that Bowmore employs have remained the same for centuries. The water they use is from the adjacent Laggan river, the kiln is heated with Islay peat and they still use the traditional wooden malt shovel to turn the barley.
Matured in first and second fill Bourbon casks this is a lighter expression of the typical smoky Bowmore, although of course that Islay peat is still present and correct. Alongside this peat is a plethora of flavours, from the saccharine sweetness of honey to the juicy ripeness of citrus fruits. The casks are vital to the sweetness and variety of flavours. The Whisky takes its vanilla sweetness and fruit notes from the wood and mixes well with the Bourbon spice.
The Bowmore Distillery is one of the oldest in all of Scotland and lies on the Isle of Islay, on the banks of the Western coastline. The sea brings it its famous character, which in combination with peat gives birth to one of the most recognized flavours in the Whisky World.
The techniques that Bowmore employs have remained the same for centuries. The water they use is from the adjacent Laggan river, the kiln is heated with Islay peat and they still use the traditional wooden malt shovel to turn the barley.
Matured in first and second fill Bourbon casks this is a lighter expression of the typical smoky Bowmore, although of course that Islay peat is still present and correct. Alongside this peat is a plethora of flavours, from the saccharine sweetness of honey to the juicy ripeness of citrus fruits. The casks are vital to the sweetness and variety of flavours. The Whisky takes its vanilla sweetness and fruit notes from the wood and mixes well with the Bourbon spice.
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StyleSingle Malt Whisky
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RegionIslay
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CountryScotland
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Alcohol40%
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DistilleryBowmore Distillery
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BottlerBowmore Distillery
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AgeNAS
Ratings & Reviews
Member Reviews and Ratings of Bowmore Small Batch
anonymous,
Жесткий. Но мне понравилось.
Alex,
Smooth but almost too clean on the backend. Slight peat and smoke. Good beginner scotch for someone trying Islay whiskies. Slight sweet vanilla flavor.
sarah,
Fav go to Islay
anonymous,
Not a bad Islay but cannot compare to the Islay Trinity Lagavulin Ardbeg and Laphroaig
anonymous,
Very disappointing. Smoky and poor aftertaste. Best mixed with Coke to make it drinkable
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