Speymhor 38 Year Old Blended Malt Scotch Whisky (750ml)

There's absolutely nothing on the market like this. I'm shocked and confused as to why I'm able to sell this to people for less than $200. These barrels could have easily ended up as a Last Drop or Compass Box special release retailing for 10 times our shelf price. But, like the Munros bottling, this whisky was lost in time and space only to resurface right when the rest of the world's Scotch Whisky was becoming more expensive due to tariffs and unprecedented world demand. Now we finally have this gorgeous little two barrel blend from an otherwise unknown label and I was tempted to double the price. I don't think anyone would complain about spending $400 on single vintage Scotch aged 38 years, but because it's a "blend" it's suddenly less valuable. I'd argue that this whisky is multiple times better than either of the two component whiskies would have been alone. Regardless of your feelings about blending, it will be impossible to deny that experiencing EXTREMELY old Scotch should be on every whisky lovers bucket list. Sadly, there's almost no malt on the market over 30 years old that's not thousands of dollars. So why would I sell this obviously under valued whisky for less than market value? I just don't have a good reason except that I want people to enjoy and experience this and not covet and guard it. The color is nearly Tawny. The nose is an explosive bouquet of rancio flavors - dried plums, old leather, fancy almond butter, dried spices - nutmeg, allspice, bay. The nose is so sweet and supple you almost expect the palate to be cloying, but the 92 proof keeps it from feeling flat or flabby. Lots of dark fruit, cocoa powder, Werther's, roasted malt and old tropical hard woods. An absolutely unparalleled experienced at this price point