1992 The Carnoustie 15 Year Old Finest Blended Scotch

Carnoustie 15 Year Old - 150th Anniversary of Carnoustie Golf Club 1992 (70cl, 40%)

A limited release of individually numbered bottles to celebrate 150 years of golf at Carnoustie, Burn Stewart Distillers created this 15 year old finest traditional classic blend bottled in 1992 to provide the perfect momento for connoisseurs of both whisky and the game of golf.

Distilling and blending company operating three Scottish distilleries, along with a bottling hall located at its East Kilbride headquarters, near Glasgow. Burn Stewart Distillers owns Deanston distillery in Perthshire, Bunnahabhain on the Isle of Islay and Tobermory on Mull. Single malts from the three distilleries are offered at a variety of ages, and Tobermory also produces the peated Ledaig expression. The company’s leading blended Scotch whiskies are the Islay-influenced Black Bottle and Scottish Leader, with the latter being its flagship blend, offered in four variants. Burn Stewart is owned by the South African spirit and wine producer Distell Group.

The Carnoustie 15 Year Old Finest Blended Scotch is a commemorative bottling released in 1992 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Carnoustie Golf Club. Crafted by Burn Stewart Distillers, it’s a limited edition blend featuring individually numbered bottles.

Carnoustie 15 Year Old – Speculative Tasting Notes

Nose :- Elegant and mellow, with soft aromas of honeyed malt, dried apricot, and vanilla fudge. Hints of light peat smoke, toasted nuts, and heather. A subtle touch of old leather and oak polish, reflecting its age

Palate :- Smooth and balanced, with flavors of caramel, baked apple, and spiced biscuit. A gentle smoky undertone from Islay-influenced components (Burn Stewart owns Bunnahabhain)Notes of citrus zest, toffee, and light herbal spice

Finish :- Medium to long, with lingering notes of oak, dried fruit, and a whisper of sea breezeFaint echoes of peppery warmth and malt sweetness

Style & Heritage

A classic 15-year-old blend, likely incorporating malts from Deanston, Tobermory, and Bunnahabhain

Bottled at 40% ABV, typical of the era

Designed as a collector’s item for whisky lovers and golf enthusiasts alike