History Bowmore
Founded in 1779, Bowmore (
single malt) is a Scottish distillery with a rich history reflecting more than 240 years of craftsmanship. Located on the enchanting Isle of Islay, on the west coast of Scotland, Bowmore has stood the test of time and remains a bastion of traditional whisky production. The distillery is prominently located on the banks of Loch Indaal, where the influence of the Atlantic Ocean shapes the distinctive flavors of Bowmore whiskies.
Bowmore Region
The region surrounding Bowmore captures the rugged essence of
Islay, with its dramatic coastline and distinctive landscape. The influence of sea breeze and salt air adds a unique maritime character to the whisky, while the peat-rich soil enhances the smoky notes that make Bowmore so popular among whisky lovers.
Bowmore bottlings
Bowmore has produced some of the most acclaimed bottlings in the whisky world. The Bowmore 12 Year Old, with its perfectly balanced blend of smoke, sweetness and fruity notes, is an iconic expression that embodies the essence of the brand. In addition, the Bowmore 18 Year Old, matured in the legendary No. 1 Vaults, an unprecedented depth and complexity that reveals the true art of craftsmanship.
How big is Bowmore?
In terms of size and influence, Bowmore is a global player in the whisky industry. The distillery, with its traditional stills and centuries-old warehouses, has a worldwide following of dedicated whisky enthusiasts. The annual production and the availability of various age expressions contribute to the versatility of the brand on the market.
Features Bowmore
The characteristics of Bowmore whiskys are interwoven with the unique environment and production process. The characteristic smokiness, subtly blended with salty influences and fruity notes, creates a distinctive flavor profile that embodies the true identity of Islay. Every sip of Bowmore is a journey through time, an encounter with the island's natural elements, and a celebration of centuries-old distilling art.
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