Port Ellen 1979 27yo 57,1% Old & Rare
Port Ellen 1979 27yo 57,1% Old & Rare
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Scotch whisky originating from the Highlands region. Port Ellen 1979/2007 27yo 57,1% Old & Rare from The Platinum Selection by Douglas Laing is a distinguished Scotch whisky. Distilled in 1979 and bottled in 2007, this expression matured in a Sherry Cask, yielding rich, peaty, and maritime notes. With a robust 57,1% ABV and limited to 258 bottles, it is a collector’s whisky that exemplifies Islay’s heritage and independent bottling artistry.
Condition – bottle available in original box.
Type: Scotch whisky
Distillery: Port Ellen
Distiled: 1979
Bottled: 2007
Bottler: Douglas Laing
Age: 27 yo
Strength: 57,1%
Size: 700 ml
Bottling series: Old & Rare
Condition: In original box
The rich history of the Port Ellen
The birth of this Port Ellen expression in November 1979 marks the start of a journey spanning almost three decades. Each year in the cask adds complexity and refinement, encapsulating the rich history and tradition of the iconic Islay distillery.
The Platinum Selection Series
Part of Douglas Laing’s Old & Rare portfolio, The Platinum Selection series showcases the most exceptional Scotch whiskies. Each meticulously curated release reflects the independent bottler’s commitment to excellence, rarity, and the art of cask selection.
Port Ellen 1979 27yo 57,1% Old & Rare
Matured in a Sherry Cask, this Port Ellen gains distinctive character. With an alcohol content of 57.1%, this expression is robust and full-bodied, showcasing the intensity developed over 27 years.
Limited to just 258 bottles, this release is a collector’s dream. The exclusivity adds an extra layer of prestige to an already distinguished expression. Numbered bottles ensure each owner possesses a unique piece of Scotch whisky history.
The Port Ellen 27 years Old & Rare epitomizes Islay’s heritage and independent bottling artistry, standing as a rare gem in the realm of Scotch whisky. It is a testament to the legacy of Port Ellen and Douglas Laing’s craftsmanship.