Port Askaig 45 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky 700ml

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Port Askaig 45 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky 700ml

The Port Askaig 45 Year Old Islay Single Malt is a remarkable whisky that epitomizes the artistry of aging. Crafted on the rugged island of Islay, this exquisite expression has spent nearly half a century maturing, resulting in a complex and deeply nuanced flavor profile. With a rich heritage and limited availability, this Port Askaig 45 Year Old rare release celebrates the best of Islay’s peated character while delivering an unparalleled smoothness and depth, ideal for collectors and connoisseurs.

Brand: Port Askaig
Age: 45 Years
Volume: 700ml
ABV: 40.8%
Region: Islay
Limited Edition Release

Tasting Notes:

Nose: Aged oak mingles with gentle peat smoke, dried fruits, citrus zest, and a delicate touch of vanilla.
Palate: Elegant and refined, with layers of dried apricot, soft smoke, honey, and maritime notes balanced by subtle spices.
Finish: Exceptionally long and graceful, with lingering smoky oak, soft peat, and warming spice.

Key Features:

Decades of Maturation: Aged for 45 years, this whisky presents a complex, refined profile.
Collectible Quality: Limited release, ideal for collectors and serious whisky enthusiasts.
Iconic Islay Character: Captures the signature smokiness of Islay malts with unique depth and smoothness.

Other reviews… Even in my scarily long career, Ican probably count the number of peated malts that made it to this kind of age and then into a commercial bottling on one hand. Certainly by the end it is showing every year that has passed, but for an unexpected period, the malt hangs together… sometimes surprisingly deliciously. 90.5 points – Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible 2022

…Well, there was a 45 yo at the very same strength back in 2014, not too sure whether this is the same juice or not. Maybe it is. Colour: full gold. Nose: right, this is one of those magnificent old Bunnahabhains! How many of them have we tried straight from the casks back then, in the company of dear John MacLellan? All roasted nuts covered with eucalyptus essence and Vicks Vaporub at first, then rich plums, light limoncello, and certainly some passion fruits. Soft and complex, with also more and more fir honeydew.

Impeccably fresh. Mouth: you feel the age a little more (mentholated molecules from the wood, possibly terpens, turpentine and stuff), but the freshness remains there, with some orange-flavoured praline, tangerine liqueur, heather honey, and assorted dried fruits although it would never quite get raisiny. Finish: unexpectedly long, with the same orange-y fruitiness and touches of cardamom and cinnamon. Crystalised angelica and more yellow chartreuse in the aftertaste, and rather less oak than in the ‘bottling of 2014’. Which, I agree, is a little strange. Comments: it is, indeed, a little chartreuse-y. If it is the same juice as that of 2014, it may have improved a little bit, as if it could breathe a little further. 91 points – whiskyfun.com