Tomatin Releases Highly Anticipated 1975 Warehouse 6 Collection

Nestled in a quiet corner of the Tomatin distillery and furnished with antique wooden rails that sit above an earthen floor, Warehouse 6 houses its most treasured casks, and among them is this 1975 Warehouse 6 Collection expression.

Distilled on 8 December 1975, the spirit has spent the last 43 years gently maturing in a Spanish Oloroso sherry butt. Yielding just 300 bottles at 46.5%, cask number 35,834 has finally broken cover.

“With patience comes reward,” said Graham Eunson, distillery manager at Tomatin. “The 1975 Warehouse 6 Collection provides a perfect harmony of tropical and dried fruits, dark chocolate and warm spicy notes balanced with the complex background aromas created by decades of slow oxidation in its unique warehouse locale before a long and elegant finish.”

Offered for sale via selected retailers, the 1975 Warehouse 6 Collection is presented in a hand-blown Glencairn Crystal decanter, which is itself set within its own case. The set also comprises two glasses decorated with solid copper bands, a solid copper decanter stopper, and a numbered certificate that details the story of the whisky itself.

Stephen Bremner, managing director of Tomatin, said: “I’m so pleased to announce the release of The 1975 Warehouse 6 Collection; these limited-edition expressions from the Warehouse 6 collection enjoy the perfect atmosphere during maturation, providing the flawless environment for exquisite whisky to come to life in all its glory.”

Protected in a secure material bag for delivery, the Tomatin 1975 Warehouse 6 Collection is expected to retail for £2,400 for a 70cl bottle.

CALIBRE Editorial