Bowmore 1970 34 Year Old, Signatory Vintage 2005 Bottling with Box

Bowmore 1970 34 Year Old. This simply glorious 34 year old Islay single malt is laid down at the Bowmore distillery on the 24th September 1970. And bottle by Signatory Vintage for their Cask Strength Collection on the on the 20th September 2005.

One of only 287 bottles yields from Sherry butt number 4689 at a natural strength 56.6% ABV. This well sought after vintage comes in fantastic condition complete with shiny original presentation case and sign COA insert.

In addition. If the beautiful colour wasn’t already doing it for you, then just wait until we broadcast that it is award a mammoth 94 points from the WhiskyFun peeps!. Buy Bowmore 1970 34 Year Old

However. Signatory Vintage is found by Andrew Symington in 1988 as a result of his desire to ‘get into’ the whisky industry. He began buying casks and release his first bottling – a 1968 Glenlivet for Japan – in 1988. There followed a remarkable string of releases of great whiskies under what is now refera to as the ‘Ink Pot’ labels.

Furthermore. There is single casks and small-batch bottlings at both cask strength, 46% and 43%. Further ranges included Dun Eideann. The Un-Chillfiltered Collection and various iterations of the Signatory Vintage series. Signatory also bottle for the First Cask series by Direct Wines.

Originality Bowmore 1970 34 Year Old

Also. The parcels of stock which Andrew source over the years have gone down in whisky lore with some of them now being the stuff of legend. And The 1960s and 1970s Laphroaigs, the 1949 Macallan, the 1970s Port Ellens, the 1967 Ardbegs: all are now hugely sought after and extremely rare.

Nevertheless. More than almost any company, Signatory is the epitome of the modern, successful independent bottler. Even to this day, Andrew have been careful to hold onto excellent stock and not to release all his good casks too soon. There are likely to be amazing bottlings for years to come.