Tomatin 2009 Single Cask #39392 – Distillery Exclusive Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70cl

Tomatin 2009 Single Cask #39392 – Distillery Exclusive Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70cl

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Ticket price£1.50
Max odds1 in 320If every ticket sells
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Prize details from The Classic Competition Company

Distilled in 2009 – A vintage-dated Tomatin matured to develop depth and complexity
Single Cask #39392 – Drawn from one individual cask, giving the whisky its own unique character
Distillery Exclusive – A limited release with restricted availability outside Tomatin Distillery
Flavour Profile – Orchard fruit, honeyed malt, vanilla, warming spice, and rich oak
Highland Single Malt – Crafted at the renowned Tomatin Distillery in the Scottish Highlands
Rare & Collectable – A limited single cask bottling with strong appeal for Tomatin enthusiasts and collectors
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