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Port Ellen – 22 Year Old 1983 Douglas Laing Old Malt Cask Single Bourbon Hogshead (20cl)

Port Ellen – 22 Year Old 1983 Douglas Laing Old Malt Cask Single Bourbon Hogshead (20cl)

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Distillery
Port Ellen
Region
Islay
Type
Single Malt Whisky
Age
22 years
Bottle Size
20cl
Cask Type
Bourbon hogshead
A 22 year old Islay single malt from Port Ellen, bottled by Douglas Laing in its Old Malt Cask range. It comes in a 20cl bottle. The whisky was distilled in March 1983, the year the distillery closed for good, and matured in a single bourbon hogshead, cask 2119. It was bottled in November 2005, giving 264 bottles. Port Ellen's smokiness is described as maritime, alongside a sharp lemon note, light tar and an oily texture.

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