Win the Complete Bunnahabhain Westering Home Collection — Turas Math No.1, No.2 & No.3
99 tickets | £8.99 each | Max 10 per person
Zero to full collector’s set in one draw. Three bottles, three years in the making, RRP £620 — and one of them can’t be bought anymore at any price.
Turas Math — Scots Gaelic for the start of a journey — is Bunnahabhain’s Westering Home Collection: a three-part series from Islay’s most remote distillery. Until 1960 you could only reach Bunnahabhain by boat. It’s still the most northerly distillery on the island, down a single-track road, where the tallest stills on Islay turn out the island’s famous unpeated malt — non-chill filtered, natural colour, no shortcuts. Every cask in this series was hand-picked by Master Blender Julieann Fernandez and matured right on the shore of the Sound of Islay, sea air and all.
Here’s the thing about collections: most people start one and never finish it. Release dates get missed. Bottles sell out. Prices climb. The collectors who own all three Turas Math releases have been at it since day one — buying each bottle the moment it dropped. You can skip all of that. One winner walks away with the complete set, boxed and finished, without ever having joined the chase.
Turas Math No.1 — 15 Year Old Manzanilla & Amarone (55.9%, RRP £150)
A marriage of two journeys: spirit fully matured for 15 years in Manzanilla sherry casks from Jerez, married with spirit finished in Amarone wine casks from Italy’s Veneto. Dark cherries, plums and blackberries on the nose; cinnamon pastries, treacle toffee and dried figs on the palate; warm spice and a hint of sea spray on the finish.
Turas Math No.2 — Palo Cortado Cask Finish (58.4% cask strength, RRP £95)
The unicorn of the set — and the reason most collections stall at two out of three. A distillery exclusive finished in rare Palo Cortado hogsheads — the mysterious sherry that starts life as a Fino and turns into something else entirely. Vanilla buttercream and candied lemon on the nose, honeyed hazelnuts and orange marmalade on the palate, long toffee-and-clove finish. Sold out at the distillery. This is one of the only ways left to get one.
Turas Math No.3 — 19 Year Old Armagnac Cask Finish (50.2%, RRP £375)
The crown jewel. Distilled on 9th March 2005, then finished in a single, rare Armagnac cask from Gascony. Baked apples, candied orange peel, caramel, ginger spice and a whisper of liquorice. Gold at the International Spirits Challenge 2025. One cask. One release. Never again.
SELL-OUT BONUS: If all 99 tickets sell, a bottle of The Final Embers Autumn Blaze (RRP £125) with metal certificate of authenticity is added as a second prize. Two winners. Five bottles between them. But only if we sell out.
2nd and 3rd drawn get £5 site credit. Closes Sunday 2nd August. Live draw Monday 3rd August on YouTube. Free UK shipping.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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The draw will take place on the closing date shown above, or sooner if all tickets sell. The winner and any runners-up will be selected live using a third-party random draw service. Entrants can verify their tickets were included.
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