Invegordon 35 Year Old 1988 Cask #1481 Middle Cut Dramfool Single Grain Scotch Whisky | 700ML

Description

Whiskey: Invegordon 35 Year Old 1988 Cask #1481 Middle Cut Dramfool Single Grain Scotch Whisky | 700ML

“Joining the inaugural release of the Middle Cut collection from Dramfool, an impressive single grain Scotch from Invergordon. Distilled in 1988, the whisky matured for a generous 35 years in a bourbon barrel, yielding a total outturn of 154 bottles.”

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 110.8 (55.4%ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Invegordon

“Joining the inaugural release of the Middle Cut collection from Dramfool, an impressive single grain Scotch from Invergordon. Distilled in 1988, the whisky matured for a generous 35 years in a bourbon barrel, yielding a total outturn of 154 bottles.”

Invegordon 35 Year Old 1988 Cask #1481 Middle Cut Dramfool Single Grain Scotch Whisky | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Fragrant, friendly & sweet on every pass. It offers scents of honey, biscuits, spice, toasted oak & a drift of Bourbon plus a lot of soft fruits.

Palate: “Absolutely divine, for a spirit of this age it’s outstanding, smooth, mellow, fresh, sweet & spicy. The mouthfeel is something special, and just to add to the flavour there still lingers a tiny hint of bourbon which is amazing!”

Finish: “The texture is beyond belief. It’s a wonderful, delightful spirit and its journey began three decades ago! What a privilege to share such a fabulous creation for some moments in time.”

Distillery Information

Invergordon was founded in 1959 by Invergordon Distillers Ltd. It is located in the Highland town of Invergordon, which sits on the Cromarty Firth – Scotland’s deepest sea loch. Production began in 1961. It is the furthest north of the six Scottish grain distilleries with the majority located in the Central Belt.