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Bruichladdich
Black Art 04.1
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Distillery:
Bruichladdich
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Company:
Parent Company:
Rémy Cointreau
Current owner:
Bruichladdich Distillery Company
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Cask Maturation
Unknown
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Strength
49.2% ABV
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Note
limited to 6.000 bottles
Un-Chill Filtered
Non Coloring
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Distilled:
1990
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Bottled:
2014
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Price
500
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Country:
Scotland
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Region
Islay
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PPM:
Unknown
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Website:
bruichladdich.com
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Type:
Single Malt
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Volume:
70, 75 cl
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Age:
23 year old
Taste note
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Colour:
Mahogany
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Nose:
The aromas rise and mingle beautifully creating an olfactory symphony in your hand. Little notes of rich, plump, crystallised grapes flirt over heavier notes of honey. Go deeper and you will find the tang of lemon and lime – This is the DNA of our Bruichladdich spirit; the terroir of ancient peat lands and Islay’s exposed coastline, living, breathing proof that magic really does exist.
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Palate:
Without water the first thought that enters my head is wow! This is strong and my cheeks flush, my eyes water but my heart is in heaven. Its so, so mellow and mature and yes, you can find all of the aromatics on the taste buds and more!!! I get chocolate and coconut, tangerine and papaya and a wonderful infusion of barley sugar with a pinch of cinnamon and aniseed. Completely mesmerising.
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Finish:
Grilled peach and apricot sprinkled with demerera sugar, quite outstanding.
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Conclusion:
The marriage of the spirit from truly magical casks has created a sensational texture, both sleek and suggestive. Lose yourself in the sweet, fruity, mellow oakiness of this bewitching spirit.
Flavor profile
Spice
Smoke
Citrus
Sweet
Wood
Rich fruits
Other aromas
- Wood
- honey
- Citrus fruits
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- Stone fruits
