Port Ellen Bladnoch Forum 24 Year Old, Butt Cask, Cask #2481, 1982, Bladnoch Forum, 60.4%

Name: Port Ellen Bladnoch Forum 24 Year Old, Butt Cask, Cask #2481, 1982, Bladnoch Forum, 60.4%
Brand: Port Ellen
Rating: 90 (1 reviews)

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When Raymond Armstrong stumbled across the decommissioned Bladnoch distillery in 1994 and eventually negotiated with Diageo, reconstructed the building, and began distilling again in 2000, he wanted to keep whisky fans up to date with progress at the distillery; and therefore, he set up the Bladnoch Distillery Forum. In 2005, Armstrong and his team started to bottle single cask whiskies - some of ...

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Type: Single Malt Whisky
Region: Islay
Age: 24 Years
Vintage: 1982
Bottled: 2006
ABV: 60.4%
Volume: 70cl
Distillery: Port Ellen
Origin: Scotland

Cask type: Butt Cask
Bottling: Independent Bottling - Bladnoch Forum
Peated: Peated
Single cask: Yes
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Cask origin: N.A
Cask no.: 2481
Batch: N.A
PPM: N.A
Barley: N.A
Fermentation: N.A
Master distiller (bottling): N.A
Master distiller (distillation): N.A

Limited edition: Yes
Bottle count: 644
Has box: N.A
Closure: Cork
Presentation: N.A
Series highlights: Bladnoch Forum
Historical context: N.A
Special release: Bladnoch Forum bottling
Allocation: N.A

Nose: Fresh, honeyed vanilla malt, some floral notes, and bitter citrus.
Palate: Crisp, oily, with maritime character, thick medicinal peat smoke, touch of salt, and ginger.
Finish: Salty and long with a late hit of bitter citrus rind, dry oak.

90 / 100 · Based on 1 published review.

teacup kettle30 Aug

90 / 100

The contrast between fresh, honeyed vanilla malt and thick medicinal peat smoke gives this a clear point of interest. I like that the palate’s maritime character, salt and ginger keep the richer smoke from being the only thing in view. Bitter citrus returns on the finish with dry oak, making for a distinctive, long-lasting close. It sounds like a bold but well-balanced direction for an Islay malt.

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