Lutfisk skrev:Ingen 40-åring men lösa rykten om en superpremium 34-åring däremot..
Intressant

Jag har både hört och läst om en 40-åring, men har aldrig hört talas om någon 34-åring.
On Monday I wrote that I felt a little disappointed by the new Brora 32 years (part of the Diageo Special Releases 2011). I sniffed the glass at the festival and took a little sip. The disappointment was mostly because of the emphasis on mineral notes (typical for 1980′s Brora i.e. most independent releases) and the lack of farmy notes (typical for the 1970′s).
But you know how it goes, there’s not enough time and festivals don’t offer the right atmosphere for an in-depth tasting of complex whiskies, so I decided to take home the rest of my glass. Here’s the true assessment.
For the first time Brora is bottled as an official 32 years old while it used to be 30 years. I’ve been told stocks are running really low and there would only be one more release after this one, a Brora 40 years old.
Källa: whiskynotes.be