This is the Whiskey of the Day introduction section!

This is the Whiskey of the Day introduction section!

tormore 1995 19y
The Warehouse Collection

Tormore Distillery is architecturally the most elegant of all malt distilleries."
In 1958, Tormore Distillery became the first malt distillery built in Speyside in the 20th century, more than half a century after Glen Elgin in 1898.

For the brewing water, we use water from the Akwokie Burn, a clear stream that flows through granitic hills and joins the Spey River, which is soft water with a slight peaty flavor said to be ideal for whiskey making.

It is mainly a blended base for Ballantine and Long John, and has a somewhat minor position, but we hope you will try this bottle, which meets your order of "Speyside, but I want something out of the standard"!

From the importer's data.
Nose: Cloves, tonka beans (sweet and aromatic, similar to vanilla and apricot), raisins, leather, pastry, biscuit, crumbs, dried berries. Slight woody spiciness. More mineral and elegant with added water.

Mouth: very creamy, like grappa or brandy. Old cellar minerality, subtle spiciness and sweetness. With a slight addition of water, raisins come to the fore, reminiscent of brandy.

Finish: Soft, subtle spiciness, mineral nuances and ripeness leave a full-bodied impression.