Port Charlotte 9.2 16 Year Old 2007 Cask #5 Jim McEwan Signature Collection Dramfool Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML

Whiskey: Port Charlotte 9.2 16 Year Old 2007 Cask #5 Jim McEwan Signature Collection Dramfool Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML

“From Dramfool comes the FINAL release of the Jim McEwan Signature Collection and the brand saved the best till last: Jims favourite three casks.”

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 124.8 (62.4%ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Port Charlotte

“From Dramfool comes the FINAL release of the Jim McEwan Signature Collection and the brand saved the best till last: Jims favourite three casks. It’s been quite a ride. How often does a whisky legend personally nose and select casks for a collection that honours his contribution to the spirit?”

Port Charlotte 9.2 16 Year Old 2007 Cask #5 Jim McEwan Signature Collection Dramfool Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: The peat smoke, the fruit, the oak, the Atlantic Ocean, the traditional distillation style since 1881 and its created by real people who know exactly what the standard required is. The notes from the Barrique work wonderfully with the peat smoke creating a unique Islay Hebridean spirit matured full term a stones throw from the sea.

Palate: It’s a gorgeous palate experience and at 62.4% the smoke & the sea work in harmony encapsulated in a halo of the Vosne Romanee Barrique. It’s a unique taste experience. The malted barley flavours are to the fore throughout.

Finish: Strong & full of Islay character that works beautifully with the Vosne Romanee, a wonderful rare combination that is in its prime.

Distillery Information

“This supremely attractive village dates back to 1828 when it was established by Walter Frederick Campbell, the Laird of Islay. It was developed primarily to provide housing for the workers in the large Lochindaal Distillery, then being built on the shore here.”