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Bowmore Dusk
700ml 50.00% |
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The Bordeaux wine cask finish Bowmore.
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Bowmore Enigma 12yo
1000ml 40.00% |
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This one litre Bowmore combines seaside saltiness with toffee, citrus fruits and peat that resembles burnt embers in a very mellow, highly drinkable whisky.
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Brechin 1977 28yo
700ml 53.30% |
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Also known as North Port, and now one for the collectors as it has been closed for well over 10 years. While an official release only a handfull were released worldwide.
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Bruichladdich 15yo
700ml 46.00% |
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What intrigues me about the 15yo, is that it breaks the mould of what we mistakenly think of as Bruichladdich: there's salt, there’s just a hint of sea but there still that remarkable sweet malt, yo-yo biscuits and butterscotch. This malt is gentle but is not simple, the complexity underneath all these flavours certainly draws you in...time and time again .
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Bruichladdich 15yo 2nd Ed Ch d'Yquem Cask
700ml 46.00% |
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The 2nd Edition of the 15yo, this time the lads have been able to secure casks originally coming from the famed Sauternes producer, Ch d’Yquem. Bill Lumsden first tried this some time back with a rather expensive Glenmorangie.
Having spent just over six months in these casks, this whisky still has that familiar vanilla cream flavour and texture about it but with an accented almond nougat note about it. And you get a hint of drying peat in the middle palate.
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Bruichladdich 17yo
700ml 46.00% |
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At last count Bruichladdich had managed to release well over 45 different malts under the new ownership. Impressive.
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Bruichladdich 1991 14yo WMD2
700ml 46.00% |
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$122.00 |
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The Yellow Submarine! Take a standard bourbon Laddie, add a dose of sherry & Rioja wine cask maturation and age for 14 years. The resulting malt is lively as it is vibrant. Lots of wine fruitiness amongst richly sweet palate.
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Bruichladdich Full Strength
700ml 56.00% |
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I like McEwan's comments, "no frill, just thrills". Solid as a rock but with no hard alcohol burn, lots of fresh, lively complexity in the nose, malt sweetness, vanilla and fresh fruit on the palate which the added alcohol just lifts and intensifies. And it just lingers and lingers.
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Bruichladdich Infinity
700ml 55.50% |
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Infinity 1st Edition, this is the first edition of a heavily peated Laddie, it’s a full on sherry style incorporating ’89, ’90 & ’91 spirit with a big dose of the
new uber-peated ’01 Port Charlotte as well. I’ve seen it as being described as “rumbling harmony”.
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Bruichladdich Links 5 Hoylake 14yo
700ml 46.00% |
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More your classic Laddie...plenty of enveloping biscuity maltiness and vanillin oak with just the right amount of fruit spice and alcohol bite.
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Bruichladdich Octomore Orpheus 5yo 02.2
700ml 61.00% |
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Version three of this stupendously peated whisky. The basic idea is to keep the whisky young so the smokey ppm (rated at 140ppm)stay very high. And added to this, this small tactical nuclear whisky is also matured in ex Ch Petrus (mega star merlot producer from Bordeaux) French oak barriques. What is surprising, is that it is so sweet!
From Jim McEwan, " It’s ‘Beauty and the Beast’ Islay style. Total romance with a sensational ending, can’t tell you about it you HAVE to try it, it’s wicked.”
And who was Orpheus, a Greek muso dude who managed to ravel to Hades and return in one piece!
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Bruichladdich Port Charlotte PC7 Sin An Doigh Ileach
700ml 61.00% |
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$180.00 |
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This is Bruichladdich's heavily (40ppm) peated range and PC7 is curiously its third release. Distilled 2001, bottled 2008 with the 7 referring to its age.
From John Hansell, "Aged in a combination of sherry and bourbon oak. Bold and fresh, bursting with testosterone. Notes of damp kiln smoke, tar, wet sheep, roasted chestnuts, and pine forest bedding, along with more subtle pear, expresso, anise, and brine. Sweet notes of vanilla, fig cake and maple syrup serve up balance and complexity. Appetizing brine and tar finish."
Sin an Doigh Ileach, is by the way, Gaelic for The Islay Way,
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Bruichladdich Port Charlotte PC8 Ar Duthchas
700ml 60.50% |
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$180.00 |
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After version 3 (PC7) comes version 4, PC8. I bet they are doing this evolutionary thingy? So what do we have here? Now an eight year old with slightly less alcohol. Some have declared that this has added complexity to this heavily peated whisky. Matured in American white oak.
The Gaelic translation is, "Land of our fathers".
Best Whisky at the 2009 Whisky Fringe in Edinburgh
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Bunnahabhain 12yo
700ml 40.00% |
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The Bunny 12yo to me is a true classic, lots of big malty flavours, the big luxuriant spirit is still there but now there’s a hint of the fresh sea air that works really well with the sweet oakey vanilla, quite appetising.
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Bunnahabhain 18yo
700ml 43.00% |
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For sheer excitement and pure joy, I really don't think you can go past this beauty: The Bunny 18 is a truly magnificent malt, as it introduces weight and richness
to the palate and a honey note to the nose, but there’s still the trademark salt tang there as well. There’s a nice big dose of sherry oak that adds a raisined fruit, spice & nut element to the mid palate. The finish is dry & spicy with a hint of salt.
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Bunnahabhain 25yo
700ml 43.00% |
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Very impressive, every part of this malt is in harmony and in balance. Only 400 bottles released of this voluptuous, lightly peated malt. Lots of caramel
fudge & ice cream notes and then the dark chocolate, toffee and ginger spice kicks in. Very much the gentle giant of the non peated whisky styles. As Jim Marray says, "Yeah, this is the business".
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Bunnahabhain 34yo
700ml 43.50% |
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A unique and very classy Bunny 34yo: a richly complex single malt, that’s been given the full sherry treatment. It’s quite a mouthful with just a hint of the sea and the oak selection is just plain superb. The new owners, Burn Stewart only produced 1620 bottles of which only 6 were imported into Australia.
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Caol Ila 12yo
700ml 43.00% |
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This is the best way to get to know the Caol Ila style: softly pungent, oily, peppery, briny, rubbery, mid palate richness leading off to a long dry, mouth-watering clean, smoky finish. And for those that really care, all the maturation is done on the mainland.
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Caol Ila 12yo Litre
1000ml 43.00% |
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$130.00 |
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This is the best way to get to know the Caol Ila style: softly pungent, oily, peppery, briny, rubbery, mid palate richness leading off to a long dry, mouth-watering clean, smoky finish. And for those that really care, all the maturation is done on the mainland.
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Caol Ila 18yo
700ml 43.00% |
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Another malt that makes me go weak at the knees! sweet, malty, a touch of almonds & stone fruit, perfect amount of smoke and a texture to die for. Long, lingering and very yum.
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