Bowmore has been making world-renowned whiskey for over 240 years. But in 1964 they were forced to replace their ancient boiler with a modern one. Another momentus event happened that year, the Aston Martin DB5 was driven by Agent 007 in Goldfinger. As the master coachbuilders assembled each example by hand, the new upgraded distillery began brewing “Black Bowmore”. It has been described as a rich and decadent single malt.
Aston Martin DB5 Goldfinger Continuation #1 Completed
Only 25 bottles will be offered, each made by hand. The wood presentation box is also handmade, with calfskin leather and nickel-plated brass hardware. Marek Reichman, Executive Vice President and Chief Creative Officer of Aston Martin Lagonda, said: “This exciting new association with Bowmore gives us the perfect opportunity to celebrate a vital part of our star-studded history by combining the unrivalled appeal of the iconic DB5 with the cultured flavours of this world-renowned single malt.”
Just like the latest supercars from Aston Martin, this scotch will only increase in value. It has been aged 31 years to reach 100-proof in Spanish Sherry casks. The suggested retail price is $65,685, so click the button to find a dealer near you and stay with us for all your Aston Martin news.
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