Gordon & MacPhail Tomatin 1990 28 Year Old
The Gordon & MacPhail Connoisseurs Choice Tomatin 1990 is a rare Highland single malt, distilled in 1990 and bottled in 2019 after 28 years of maturation. Drawn from a single refill American hogshead (Cask No. 4269), this expression was bottled at 47.9% ABV, non-chill filtered and naturally coloured. The long maturation has imparted exceptional depth, showcasing Tomatin’s delicate fruit-forward style enriched with the influence of a carefully selected cask. As part of the esteemed Connoisseurs Choice range, this bottling is a testament to Gordon & MacPhail’s unmatched expertise in cask stewardship.
Gordon & MacPhail
Founded in Elgin in 1895, Gordon & MacPhail has built a reputation as Scotland’s most respected independent bottler, with over a century of experience in selecting and maturing some of the finest single malts. The Connoisseurs Choice series, first launched in 1968, highlights rare single casks and small-batch whiskies that exemplify the unique character of each distillery. Each bottling reflects Gordon & MacPhail’s tradition of patience and precision, allowing the spirit’s natural qualities to shine.
Gordon & MacPhail Tomatin 1990 28 Year Old Tasting Notes
Nose: Ripe banana and smooth toffee evolve into pear candies, sugared violets, and waxy lemon, underpinned by marzipan and soft leather.
Palate: Creamy mango and papaya pair with sticky brown sugar, balanced by roasted hazelnut, vibrant pink grapefruit, and subtle crème brûlée.
Finish: Lingering liquorice and walnut notes with an herbal touch.
Why Add Gordon & MacPhail Tomatin 1990 28 Year Old to Your Collection?
This 28-year-old Highland single malt represents a rare snapshot of Tomatin’s distilling heritage, captured in a single cask chosen by Gordon & MacPhail. With its long maturation, natural presentation, and nuanced flavour profile, it holds strong appeal for collectors and connoisseurs alike. Limited and vintage-specific, it offers both investment potential and a rewarding tasting experience for those fortunate enough to open it.