Ben Nevis 1984
25 Year Old Double Matured Cask 98 35 13

70cl / 55.4%
  • Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
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Ben Nevis 1984 / 25 Year Old / Double Matured/ Cask 98/35/13
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A special double-matured caskstrength 25yo single cask Ben Nevis, this whisky was matured for 14 years in bourbon casks before being re-racked into a sherry butt in 1998 for a second maturation of over a decade before bottling in 2010.
Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Age
25 Year Old
Vintage
1984
Country
Scotland
Region
Highland
Cask Number
98/35/13
Colouring
Yes
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Ben Nevis 1984 Reviews

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  • Scotchwhiskytours.com 7 May 2011

    Tasted in the Loch Fyne Whisky Shop, and it is a superb dram for the price. Any other 25yo will cost you a fair bit more, and I've only tasted a few which are much better than this. I agree with Mr Claw, totally underrated. Buy while you can, only 500 or so available.

  • Mr Claw 27 January 2011

    If it's survived the sherry untainted, then I'm certain this'll be a cracker. In my humble, Ben Nevis is a hugely under-rated dram and does quite well in sherry...