Technical sheet
Category: | Whisky (Spirits) |
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Producer: | Bruichladdich Distillery |
Volume: | 70cl |
Description of Bruichladdich Celtic Nations
Bruichladdich Celtic Nations
TASTING NOTES:
- Color: pale gold.
- Aroma: aromas of flowers, honey, cinnamon, light and sweet.
- Taste: medium bodied, sweet, very soft, peat, honey, cinnamon, rich and spicy. Final peat, honey, long and rich.
PRODUCER: Bruichladdich whiskey.
COUNTRY: Scotland.
PRODUCTION DETAILS: made from a new mixture of Scotch and Irish whiskey.
ALCOHOL: 46%
The Producer
Bruichladdich Distillery

Bruichladdich is situated on the Western Isles – Oirthir Gaidheal, the Coast of the Gaels, the land of the outsider. The raw ingredients are paramount. 100% Scottish barley is used as they believe it's called "Scotch" for a reason. It is the mayor distiller of organic barley in Scotland and they have been instrumental in support for organic farming in the single malt category. The water comes from farmer and friend James Brown’s Octomore farm up on the hill behind the Port Charlotte warehouse as they believe in community.
More about the Producer
Size - 70cl
ABV - 46%
An experimental edition from Bruichladdich of Scottish Whisky & Irish Whiskey. This was to be the first of 9 releases until the industry watchdog stepped in and stopped it. So this is the only one.
Rhinns in the isle of Islay is where Bruichladdich distillery resides. This distillery is known for its Single Malt whisky and also its artisanal gin.