Recent Release: Longmorn 1995 18 Year Old Official Cask Strength Edition Batch No. LM18009

This series gives the impression of being mostly traditional and refined. Longmorn LONGMORN 1995-2013 18 Year Old Own Bottling Cask Strength Edition Batch No. LM18009 53.1% The aroma is vibrant, with notes of ripe orange, apple, subtle pear, vanilla, tea, cinnamon, a good graininess, oak. Upon drinking, it has viscosity, with pear, orange, apple, a rich sweetness, and the faint tannins of oak to tighten the flavor, leaving a pleasant aftertaste. [Good/Very Good] From the official cask strength edition, Longmorn 1995, aged for 18 years. This 500ml bottle series is one of the official bottlings from the Seabass Brothers distillery, but it seems to be rarely available domestically. However, this particular bottle was sold in domestic shops. As the king of Speyside, Longmorn exhibits a vibrant and diverse fruity character as described above, with a moderate sense of maltiness, tea-like notes, and oak nuances. Despite the aging period, it has a level of complexity. When tasted, it has a slightly viscous texture, with the typical fruity and rich sweetness of Speyside, where oak tannins add a tightening effect to the flavor. While this series generally feels traditional, this bottle has a well-balanced cask influence that preserves the original spirit's flavor and character. In this sense, it is a high-quality bottle more suited for connoisseurs.