1997 First Editions Bowmore 14 Years Review
(14 Years, 54.8% ABV, $80) Warm and fruity with an elegant malty smokiness. This is tasty stuff, a great cask of Bowmore.

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1997 First Editions Bowmore 14 Years Review
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