Tomatin 50 Year Old Black was first filled into ex-Sherry casks in 1967 and has been bottled at cask strength (46% abv), without chill-filtration or caramel coloring.

The expression is packaged in a decorative decanter, which comes in a wooden box with a book by author Martine Nouet.

The book gives information about the Tomatin Distillery, the whisky itself, as well as tasting notes from Nouet and food pairing suggestions.

Stephen Bremner, sales director at Tomatin, said: “It is the oldest whisky we currently have in our warehouses and one which will certainly be enjoyed by those who manage to acquire a bottle.”

Previous releases from Wealth Solutions include a fountain pen containing the world’s “oldest” Cognac, and a watch encased with the “oldest rum in the world”.

Back in February this year, Highland Scotch whisky producer Tomatin completed its Five Virtues series with the launch of Metal and Water.

Read more at source: The Spirits Business

About the USA Spirits Ratings Competition

The USA Spirits Ratings competition was introduced by Beverage Trade Network which organizes Spirits events worldwide. The competition aims to recognize, reward and promote spirits brands that are created to identify with and target a specific spirit drinker. The competition works on three major criteria; quality, packaging and value for money. For any brand to earn its space on a retailer’s shelf or a restaurant’s spirits list, they must be marketable and consumer driven and not just produced in the general hope it can find enough people willing to sell and buy it. This approach of USA Spirits Ratings makes the competition different from other spirits competitions.

Enter your Spirits into 2019 USA Spirits Ratings before 12 February 2019 to avail Super Early Bird Pricing. Enter Here.