Ben Nevis 1997 / 10 Year Old / Port Wood Finish

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Ben Nevis 1997 / 10 Year Old / Port Wood Finish
70cl / 46%
Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery Bottling
Beautiful colour on this single cask Ben Nevis 1997 - a result of spending its last 14 months in a port cask. Bottled for TKS.
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CountryScotlandRegionHighlandBottlerDistillery BottlingBottling StatusDiscontinuedAge10 Year OldVintage1997Bottling DateJul 2007Cask TypePort FinishNo of Bottles697
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Customer Reviews: (4 reviews)
Just opened bottle number 627, and WOW, amazing taste!To Alan: Never buy a bottle whisky, if you don't intend to drink it!
- Kasper Havtorn from Denmark, 14th Jun '11
Sorry, but when I tasted this one at the distillery (give it to them, they gave us 18 and 21 year old stuff) it tasted like sugary syrup and definitely not worth buying, drinking or collecting unless you like to use it as coffee syrup.
- Dont-like-Syrup-Sponge-Bob, 3rd Jan '10
I tasted this back in March at Whiskylive, and i immediately fell in love with it. Buying a bottle at the show, i've been going back and forth as to whether i want to open it or just keep it given just the 697 bottles. Still pondering, but i know it would be worth it, outstanding taste and a wonderful colour.
- Alan, 9th Sep '09
We tasted this one at our 8/21/09 Tasting and it was the surprise of the evening. It was the last malt of 7 so our taste buds were shot but this one still came through with flying colors. Nose: Wine, dried fruit, dark chocolate, spicePalate: Port, stewed fruit, chocolate pudding, spiceFinish: Long, spice, apricotsRating: 4Very complex and much more going on there than I can pick up. Just gets better with every sip. One not to miss.
- Bill Stefanowicz from www.topshelftasters.com, 25th Aug '09
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