Oh dear Bowmore... how could you do this to me after i gave you a perfect score on your Devil's cask iii?
Got my hands into this expression, another Bowmore that promises but can't deliver. Although it is not a bad dram, you just have to wonder why a 17yo costs $86 on whisky exchange. Well....
Bottled at 43%abv, tawny color.
On the nose, it is maritime and coastal. Sea foam, beach, sand, slightly peated and a little orange. Can't blame them on naming this one "white sands"
On the palate, peat, pepper, ashes, gun powder, meat with salt. Aftertaste is very very short, salty.
Overall this dram could be better, but i guess is good for $86, but you can get better (like your old friend lagavulin 16yo). My score for it: 74 out of 100.