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Tomintoul 15 Year Old Portwood Single Malt Whisky

  • Country: Scotland
  • Region: Highland
  • Category: Single Malt Whisky
  • Owners: Angus Dundee Distillers Plc
  • Bottler: Distillery
  • Brand: Tomintoul
  • Age Statement: 15
  • Chill Filtered: No
  • Alcohol % ABV: 46
  • Cask Strength: No
  • Average Price (2023) £: 82.47
  • Colour Status: Natural
  • Peated / Smoke: Unpeated
  • Cask Maturation / Finish: Ex-bourbon barrels / Ex-Port Pipe Finish
  • Single Cask: No
  • Mash Bill: Malted Barley
  • Barley: 100
  • Whisky Experience Level: Intermediate
  • Value Score : 95 out of 100
  • Bottle Stopper: Natural Cork
  • Packaging: Tube
  • Bottle Outturn: 9762
  • Vintage: 2006
  • Distilled Date / Barrel Fill Date: 2006
  • Core Bottle or Special Release: Core Bottle
  • Product URL: https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/63420/tomintoul-2006-15-year-old-portwood-finish
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Tomintoul 15 Year Old Portwood Single Malt Whisky

From The Whisky Exchange (link)

A 2006 Tomintoul single malt that was initally matured in ex-bourbon casks and finished in ex-Port pipes, before being bottled at 15-years-old. Aromas of brambles, red cherry, toasted brioche and amoretti biscuits fill the nose, complemented by notes of cherry Bakewell, dark fruits, marzipan, clove and pink peppercorn throughout the palate.

From Masters of Malt (link)

15 year old whisky from the Tomintoul distillery, finish in Port casks to impart some sweet, juicy, fragrant notes to the Speyside single malt. Ace.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Blueberries, clotted cream, scones, peppery oak and tobacco.

Palate: Barley sweets, caramel, quince, light wafts of red wine and Chewits.

Finish: Zesty, damson, red grape and a hint of butterscotch candies.

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