Octomore 04.2 Comus
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Lot number: 018201
Winning bid: £135
Following on from the now legendary Octomore Orpheus, the now legendary Jim McEwan has created another landmark Octomore.
"Comus" was a play written by poet John Milton and first performed in 1634 at Ludlow Castle, England. The work presents the desperate battle by Comus to ensnare a beautiful, innocent girl and through the hedonistic power of his magic potions - "his orient potions in a crystal glass" - rob her of her virginity. A philosophical discourse on the battle between sensual pleasure and physical abandon, and reason and virtue.
Got that? The whisky? Oh, right. PPM 167, 700ml and bottled at 61%. One of 18,000 bottles