WEMYSS - Sand Dune Flowers - Bunnahabhain - Vintage 1990 - 28 years old - Bottled in 2019 - 46.5% ABV
Wemyss Malts (pronounced "Weyms’ Malts") is a prestigious independent bottler based in Scotland, renowned for its exceptional selection of rare and outstanding whiskies. Founded in 2005 by enthusiasts William and Isabella Wemyss, the company is built on a deep family heritage linked to the history of Scottish whisky. Indeed, the Wemyss family established the first distillery on their lands in the Kingdom of Fife as early as 1840. For several decades, their lands have cultivated superior quality barley, a key ingredient in producing the finest Scottish whiskies. Inspired by his time with master wine blenders in southern France, William Wemyss dedicated himself to creating innovative, authentic, and bold Scottish whiskies. Isabella Wemyss, with a keen sense of quality, rigorously selects Scottish Single Malts and the best casks from the world's most prestigious regions. With the expertise of their Master Blenders, they craft rare, elegant, balanced whiskies rich in unique flavors.
The renowned Single Cask collection from Wemyss Malts is designed so that each chosen cask precisely illustrates the exceptional characteristics of its region of origin. The name given to each whisky faithfully symbolizes the distinctive aromas and exclusive taste profiles revealed in every bottle, thus guaranteeing an unparalleled sensory experience for fine whisky enthusiasts.
Sand Dune Flowers was distilled in 1990 by the famous Bunnahabhain Distillery, emblematic of the island of Islay, known for producing whiskies that are both complex and delicate. This rare Single Malt benefited from an exceptional aging of 28 years, offering a unique aromatic depth. Moreover, this limited expression comprises only 250 numbered bottles, highlighting its exclusivity and precious character for collectors and connoisseurs.
Non-Peated
"A robust and aromatic hogshead cask, evoking wildflowers delicately nestled on a coastal sand dune, a subtle marriage of freshness and maritime elegance."
