Springbank 30 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky (750ml) - early 1990s bottling

This is different to other Springbank 30's we've had in the past. There's a bit of conflicting information online, other sources note it as a 1980's bottling while the Whiskyfun review below says circa 1992, so we've gone with the latter. It received a massive score from Serge Valentin, so expect this to be one of the all-time greats.

Other reviews... Colour: gold. Nose: holy featherless crow! Maracuja juice and oils, oils and oils plus fresh putty, fresh almonds, fresh walnuts and fresh hazelnuts plus a full bag of sultanas, dried figs and orange blossom water. Add a few ashes and a touch of kelp. Amazing freshness, amazing nose. Mouth: exponentially emphatic (what???), with strictly all tropical fruits, all oils, all soft spices and… Please call the anti-maltoporn brigade! Finish: length isn’t this baby’s strongest point, but the feeling is amazing, especially with these passion fruits and kiwis that keep singing their beautiful song. Comments: I know, a classic bottle and certainly no news to any whisky lover, but my god this is good!
94 points - Serge Valentin, whiskyfun.com