Tullibardine 1966 2006 World Cup Cask #2132

Tullibardine 1976 SIngle Cask Edition #3160

For my twentieth encounter with Tullibardine I chose an official bottling from the Single Cask Edition. Hogshead #3160 yielded 227 bottles at cask strength. It was released in 2010 and is nowhere to be found anymore. While the label simply states ‘hogshead’, a second with your nose in the glass will tell you that this was most likely a sherry...

Score 87/100

Tullibardine Pure Pot Spirit

Tullibardine – the Highland distillery that was only founded in 1949 – now gives its fans the possibility to try their new make spirit. A few months ago their Pure Pot Spirit was released in 50cl bottles at a whopping 69%. Where is my water? Another spirit to cross out on my bucket list. Ooh, new make can be so lovely… this nose offers touches of...

Score 70/100

Tullibardine 20 Year Old

It was way back in 2013 that I last tasted the Tullibardine 20. One of the exhibitors at the MEUG Rooftop Festival had a recent bottling with him and I thought it would be a good idea to revisit this malt, which matured for two decades in only first fill ex-bourbon barrels. Deliciously fruity, sweet nose on banana, pineapple, oatmeal, vanilla and...

Score 85/100

Tullibardine Aged Oak Edition

Tullibardine can be found in the village Blackford in Perthshire on the site of Scotland's oldest brewery, which dates back to the 12th Century. But the actual founding of the distillery dates from 1949, making it one of the youngest distilleries of Scotland. Today we'll try their Aged Oak Edition, a malt with no age statement from 2010. A little...

Score 71/100