Tomatin 2006/2024 17 Year Old

2025-05-09 Sometimes, it takes just one moment to capture the essence of a whisky. The Tomatin 2006/2024, aged for 17 years and bottled at 46% ABV, transports you to a world of deep aromas and classic sherry cask intensity. From the moment the bottle is opened, it’s clear that this single malt is a true Highland spirit through and through.
Tomatin 2006/2024 17 Year Old
Tomatin 2006/2024 17 Year Old
Single Malt | 17 Year Old | 46,00 % ABV. | 248,57 €/l | Tomatin Distillery | made in Scotland (Highlands) | Whiskybase ID 258094

Nose

The first impression feels like strolling through a market stall brimming with dried fruits: blended raisins, cranberries, dates, and figs dominate. Sweet notes of caramelized sugar and cinnamon add warmth, while a hint of fresh leather in the rain elevates its complexity.

Taste

On the palate, the Tomatin reveals itself as both opulent and refined. The dried fruit notes persist, with raisins and dates taking center stage, accompanied by a subtle touch of chocolate. The texture is intensely oily, almost velvety, ensuring the flavors linger beautifully.

Finish

The finish showcases the whisky’s full maturity. Once again, the dried fruits come to the forefront, this time paired with a pleasant dryness of tannins and a distinct oakiness. The long and alluring aftertaste makes for a fitting finale.

Thoughts

This whisky is a tribute to sherry cask maturation. Its flavors unfold in full cask dominance without ever feeling overwhelming. The result is a classic, intense sherry whisky that captivates connoisseurs with its depth and offers newcomers an exciting journey through the world of dried fruits. The Tomatin 2006/2024 is not an experimental dram but rather a masterpiece of tradition – and that’s precisely what makes it so remarkable.

Rating: 82/100 - Excellent (Marcel: 82 | Sascha: 81)

Value for Money: 3/5 - Ok

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Further Information Bottling Series: Limited Edition - Sherry Collection - Pedro Ximénez Sherry Butts
Cask Type: Pedro Ximénez Sherry Butt
 
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