Bowmore Devil’s Cask IV
£0.99 Per Ticket
| Prize | Bowmore Devil's Cask IV |
| Delivery | Courier |
| Competition Ends | 30 October 2026 8:00 pm |
| Minimum Tickets Sold | 1 |
| Ticket Limit | 140 |
| This competition will have | 1 winner |
Legend has it that the Devil turned up at the Round Church in Bowmore but – with no corners to hide in – the locals were able to chase him down the hill and into the distillery where he slipped inside a cask to hide before it was shipped to the mainland.Its the day before Halloween & there can be no better occasion to unleash the Devils Cask.
Back in 2013, when I knew nothing about whisky, Bowmore released the original Devils Cask – a 10-year-old, cask-strength, first-fill sherry with deep red tinge. This was followed by a second batch in 2014, and then a third in 2015. Now, 11 years later , Bowmore has resurrected the series with a new 10-year-old Devil’s cask. A small batch release matured in first-fill oloroso sherry casks with a Pedro Ximénez cask finish and presented at 56.6% abv, without artificial colour or chill filtration.
Ive drank a LOT of Bowmore, in fact on certain nights you might even find me confessing its my favorite Islay distillery BUT I wouldnt go anywhere near most of their official releases as they are diluted to death. Bowmore below 50% abv is a total travesty imo & for reasons unknown just seems to fall apart. So its encouraging to see the distillery release something with oomph. Ive got high hopes for this and a bottle waiting to be opened. Im really hoping this is the perfect autumnal dram.
About This Competition
Legend has it that the Devil turned up at the Round Church in Bowmore but – with no corners to hide in – the locals were able to chase him down the hill and into the distillery where he slipped inside a cask to hide before it was shipped to the mainland.Its the day before Halloween & there can be no better occasion to unleash the Devils Cask.
Back in 2013, when I knew nothing about whisky, Bowmore released the original Devils Cask – a 10-year-old, cask-strength, first-fill sherry with deep red tinge. This was followed by a second batch in 2014, and then a third in 2015. Now, 11 years later , Bowmore has resurrected the series with a new 10-year-old Devil’s cask. A small batch release matured in first-fill oloroso sherry casks with a Pedro Ximénez cask finish and presented at 56.6% abv, without artificial colour or chill filtration.
Ive drank a LOT of Bowmore, in fact on certain nights you might even find me confessing its my favorite Islay distillery BUT I wouldnt go anywhere near most of their official releases as they are diluted to death. Bowmore below 50% abv is a total travesty imo & for reasons unknown just seems to fall apart. So its encouraging to see the distillery release something with oomph. Ive got high hopes for this and a bottle waiting to be opened. Im really hoping this is the perfect autumnal dram.
