Product Description

A joint bottling of 1990 vintage Laphroaig by German independent The Whisky Agency and us, The Whisky Exchange. This is a 21 year old whisky that matured in a bourbon cask until it was bottled in 2011.

Product Facts

Bottler

The Whisky Agency & The Whisky Exchange
Series

Private Stock
Age

21 Year Old
Vintage

1990
Bottling Date

2011
No of Bottles

264
Country

Scotland
Region

Islay
Cask Type

Bourbon
Chill Filtered

No
Colouring

No

Laphroaig 1990 21 Years Old TWA and TWE Joint Bottling

Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
The Whisky Agency & The Whisky Exchange

70cl / 55.9%

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Tasting Notes

Tasting Notes by Whiskyfun (Serge Valentin)
- Nose: Interestingly, this is pretty much like the 1995, only a little less mature. So more discreet, more mineral (clay, sand) and certainly grassier. It’s not a very smoky Laphroaig at this point. With water: correction, it’s a very smoky Laphroaig. Water unleashed the sooty/smoky side as well as some kind of green, zesty herbs, between rhubarb and, maybe sorrel? Chartreuse. BTW, any Chartreuse in Tarentino’s latest? Gosh, you just cannot escape the massive advertising campains for that movie, it’s absolutely everywhere, which makes you feel you just shouldn’t go see it. It’s a little nauseating, isn’t it. Mouth (neat): This time we’re closer to the 1995, it’s all very zesty, then peppery and even a little mustardy. A very punchy one that gets stronger and stronger, sort of like when you wolf down some ‘very hot’ Indian food with apparent ease (to impress your guests) and then feel the heat climbing up your oesophagus. I’m sure you know the feeling… With water: the situation is under control, phew! Finish: Long, with peppery afterglows. Or ripples? Comments: Same high quality as the 1995, only with many more spices. Actually, I like this one a little better, it’s got more oomph. SGP:467 - 90 points.