One of the most extraordinary Scotch whiskies ever bottled. The Last Drop No.38 is a 55 Year Old Tomintoul 1969 Single Malt Scotch Whisky — a release of almost incomprehensible rarity from one of Speyside's most quietly distinguished distilleries, presented by the world's most celebrated bottler of aged and rare spirits.
Distilled in 1969 and patiently matured for over five decades, this whisky has had more time to develop than most distilleries have been in existence. The result is a spirit of breathtaking complexity — one that carries the weight of history in every drop, yet retains a remarkable elegance and vitality that defies its extraordinary age.
This 30ml sample represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience a whisky that will never be replicated. This offers a rare opportunity to try before comitting to the £6,600 retail price on a full bottle.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Antique oak, beeswax, dried orchard fruit, and delicate floral notes — ethereal and deeply complex
Palate: Silky and refined — aged oak tannins, candied citrus peel, soft vanilla, dried apricot, and a whisper of gentle spice
Finish: Exceptionally long and graceful, with a slow, lingering fade of fruit, oak, and subtle sweetness
Details
Distillery: Tomintoul, Speyside, Scotland
Bottler: The Last Drop Distillers
Release: No.38
Distilled: 1969
Age: 55 Years
Style: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Volume: 30ml
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