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Tomintoul 1976, 33 Years Old

Tomintoul

Tomintoul

1976, 33 Years Old

Tomintoul

ABV: 43%

Age: 33 Years Old

Style: Single Malt

Country: Scotland

Region: Speyside

Overall
Score

8.0

Tasting Notes

Nose

Apricot, soft peach, exotic fruits.

Palate

Light and soft, fruity and refreshing. Traces of marzipan and a hint of\roak tannins.

Finish

Medium fruity and pleasant.

Comment

Holds up very well for a whisky a third of a century old.

Taster Score

7.7

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