Lagavulin 20 Year Old Casks of Distinction 1999

Lagavulin 20 Year Old Casks of Distinction 1999

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Lagavulin 20 Year Old Casks of Distinction 1999
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70 cl

55.6%
£2,250.00
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Lagavulin 20 Year Old Casks of Distinction 1999 is a single malt Scotch whisky hailing from Islay, Scotland. This expression aged for two decades in carefully selected casks, offers a complex profile marked by maritime influences and rich peat smoke. The nose reveals hints of brine, dried fruits, and subtle spices, while the palate unfolds layers of earthy malt and a persistent finish. Lagavulin distillery, established in 1816, is renowned for its iconic peaty character, shaping the essence of Islay whisky. The Casks of Distinction programme gives individuals the opportunity to purchase exclusive single cask bottlings from Diageo`s incredibly library of single malts.
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Lagavulin is one of the 'big three' peated malts from southern Islay, the other two being Ardbeg and Laphroaig. Official founded in 1816 by John Johnston, the distillery draws water from the local Solan Lochs while the peat is sourced from bogs on the western edge of the island. The team run four stills, two of which they inherited from the mythical Malt Mill distillery that was built on the same site, and favour long distillations, resulting in rounder, smoother whisky.

For a long time the distillery favoured a 16 year old as their flagship bottling - the extended ageing indicative of their preference for less active, second or third full ex-Bourbon casks. Considered by many to be the classic Islay dram, Lagavulin is peaty and dry with hints of sea-spray and bonfire. More mature bottlings are notable by their elegant smokiness and complex aromas.

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