Additional information
| Bottle Type | |
|---|---|
| Distillery | |
| packaging | Bottle Only |
| region | Islay |
| Scotland/Other | |
| size | 70cl |
| strength | 50.0% |
| Age |
Product Information
Crafted as a farm-to-glass single malt by Bruichladdich, this expression is exclusively made using Islay-grown Concerto and Propino barley varieties. Maturing in a blend of 80% first-fill bourbon casks, 5% second-fill sherry butts, and 15% second-fill wine casks, it unfolds with strips of juicy fruit layered over its unpeated spirit. The palate reveals enticing notes of peach, popcorn, and porridge, accompanied by Bruichladdich’s signature yellow fruits and honey. A harmonious balance is achieved with subtle hints of citrus and coastal minerality on the finish.
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