Iconic Islay-based whiskey maker Bowmore has once again partnered with luxury automobile manufacturer Aston martin to launch the Master's Selection -- a 21-year-old single malt whiskey targeted towards luxury consumers.
According to the company, the new 51.8% ABV expression was aged in both first-fill Pedro Ximénez and oloroso Sherry casks. In addition, for the creation of the new spirit, Bowmore adopted Aston Martin's "golden ratio" design philosophy, blending two whiskeys of different ages into one bottle; 61.8% of the finished liquid consists of 21-year-old whiskey, while the rest is made up of a whiskey that was aged for over 35 years.
"What seems totally contrasting is, in fact, perfectly balanced and proportionate. Working with Marek has given me a new lens from which to explore whisky making. This whisky serves as a celebration of our unified knowledge and experience; our shared passions, values and ideas," said Bowmore master whisky blender Ron Welsh.
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Bowmore and Aston Martin Launch Master's Selection Single Malt
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