Caol Ila 9 years – DL Old Particular ‘The Dutch Dram Masters #6
Bottled for The Dutch Dram Masters #6, this release reflects Caol Ila’s bold coastal character with a unique white port cask twist, making it a distinctive find for collectors and lovers of refined Islay peat.
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The Dutch Dram Masters
The sixth Dutch Dram Master unites Asselijn’s Threatened Swan with a bold Caol Ila — a spirited ode to love and spring.
| ABV | 57,40% |
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| Volume | 700 ml |
| Distilled | 2015 |
| Bottled | 2024 |
| Amount of bottles | 296 |
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| Label | Exclusive series |
| Tasting-tags | Fruity, Peaty, Sweet |
Caol Ila 9 Years – DL Old Particular ‘The Dutch Dram Masters #6’ is a boldly expressive single malt whisky, carefully selected for its unique interplay of smoky intensity and elegant sweetness. Distilled at the revered Caol Ila Distillery on Islay, this expression captures the island’s coastal spirit while adding an unexpected layer of refinement through a white port cask finish.
Matured for 9 years, this limited edition offers a vibrant harmony of peated depth and gentle fruit tones. Waves of bonfire smoke and sea spray are met with notes of stone fruit, soft spice, and a whisper of vanilla, resulting in a dram that is as dynamic as it is well-rounded.
Released as part of The Dutch Dram Masters series, this bottling stands as a tribute to Caol Ila’s ability to evolve tradition with creativity. It’s a distinctive and collectible release, crafted for those who seek character, contrast, and complexity in their Islay whisky.
Fruity
Peaty
Sweet
Tasting note
Nose: A vibrant burst of coastal smoke and charred driftwood, laced with hints of white port sweetness. Delicate notes of apricot, citrus peel, and soft vanilla emerge beneath the maritime character.
Palate: Rich and textured, with waves of peat smoke, salted caramel, and orchard fruits. The white port finish adds a graceful touch of candied peach and spice, perfectly complementing the earthy, briny backbone of Caol Ila.
Finish: Long and elegant, with fading embers of smoke, gentle oak, and a lingering trace of fruity warmth — a refined echo of Islay’s rugged charm softened by the kiss of port wine.
