Tormore 31 Year Old , 1990 Whisky Sponge Edition No.33

Tormore is one of Speyside's most aesthetically pleasing distilleries, designed in 1959 by Sir Albert Richardson (then president of the Royal Academy). It was built by the Schenley company in order to provide malt for their Long John blends. Despite this, its single malt has been bottled by all of its owners over the years, including as part of the short-lived Caledonian Malts range from Allied Distillers, alongside Laphroaig and Glendronach. Despite this, distillery bottlings are still something of a rarity, and independent releases like this tend to be the most accessible.

This whisky was distilled in 1990 and aged in two single first-fill casks for 31 years. It was bottled at cask strength in 2021 by Decadent Drinks as part of the Whisky Sponge series.

One of 422 bottles.