Lagavulin 28 Year Old Prima & Ultima Second Release 1992

Lagavulin 28 Year Old Prima & Ultima Second Release 1992

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Lagavulin 28 Year Old Prima & Ultima Second Release 1992
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70 cl

47.7%
£2,150.00
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Lagavulin 28 Year Old Prima & Ultima Second Release is an age-statement vintage single malt whisky produced at the Lagavulin Distillery on the Isle of Islay. Produced from an experimental batch matured in freshly charred American Oak hogsheads, this rare Lagavulin was bottled as part of Diageo`s Prima & Ultima rare single malts series. This second release was hand-selected by Master of Malts Maureen Robinson, who states. "I was able to reserve just five of these special casks, all filled on the same day. Lagavulin was the first single malt I tasted and it remains a favourite of mine. With its fine balance this expression is for me a fine white stallion of a malt, in which elegance and restrained smokiness are power enough. The enjoyment of connoisseurs will be ample reward for its long years in cask."
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Fresh Charred American Oak

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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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