Bowmore Single Malt 30 Year-Old Reviews

If you've tasted your Macallans and Glenmorangies, and you have already broken into the peaty Islay malts like Lagavulin, you may be ready to get yourself a special bottle. If you can justify an extravagant purchase of > $200 for a bottle, get yourself the Bowmore 30 year old. You will be blown away by how different this scotch tastes compared to even moderately expensive and desirable bottles like 18-yr-old Glenmorangie and 25-yr-old Macallan. — If you'd spend $25-$30 on a bottle of wine, it's not that different -- a bottle of this stuff is going to last you a long time (I had one… read full review »

I must say that this scotch is a beautifully aged scotch with a wonderful aroma, smooth as silk and a long finish. I highly recommend any scotch lover give this one a try. You will certainly not be dissappointed! I've tried every scotch known to man and private reserves that are not available to the public. This scotch ranks in my top 10, right up there with the private reserves I've had the pleasure and priviledge to experience. Next time you head the your liquer store, be sure to pick up a bottle. . . if you are fortunate enough to happen upon one. Thanks for readin this review and… read full review »