Tobermory 21 Year Old Casino Series – #Blackjack (HTFW, 1995)
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This Tobermory 21 Year Old was distilled on Mull in 1995 and finished in a heavily peated ex-Islay single malt cask before being bottled by Hard to Find Whisky for their Casino Series.There are a total of four expressions in the series, with each individual bottle being numbered by a genuine casino chip. Only 117 bottles of this cask strength #Blackjack bottling were ever produced.
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| Distillery | Tobermory |
|---|---|
| Bottler | Hard To Find Whisky |
| Region | Islands |
| Distilled | 1995 |
| Bottled | 2016 |
| Age | 21 Years Old |
| Whisky Origin | Scottish |
| Single Malt | Yes |
| Alcohol Strength | 50.4% |
| Bottle Size | 70cl |
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