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malt blends

Ardbeg Bruichladdich Compass Box The Famous Grouse Ian Macleod Johnnie Walker Monkey Shoulder

bourbon/tennessee whiskey

Blanton's Buffalo Trace Bulleit Ezra Brooks Henry McKenna Jack Daniel's Jim Beam Knob Creek Maker's Mark Old Rip Van Winkle Rebel Yell Woodford Reserve

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Bailie Nicol Jarvie Ballantine's Black Bottle Bushmills Chivas Crown Royal Dewars Forty Creek Green Spot Haig J & B Jameson Johnnie Walker Midleton Red Breast Teacher's Tullamore Dew Wiser's

bruichladdich 10 years old

Distillery: Bruichladdich
Style: Single Malt
Release: First Edition
Age: 10 Years
Alcohol: 46% abv.
Region: Scotland, Islay
Bottled For: Distillery

Bruichladdich 10 years old is the youngest bottling in the current core range. Jim McEwan, our Master Distiller, has personally selected oak casks from the Bruichladdich warehouses and carefully vatted them together to create an individual style of cuvee, which is full, rich and complex, with warmth and balance. Like all other bottlings, this First Edition Bruichladdich 10 Year Old is caramel free. After maturation in our shore-side warehouses, it has been bottled at 46% without chill-filtration in the Distillery, using Islay spring water.

Review this whisky

review by colin

Color: Very pale
Nose: Alcohol. Water brings some fruit.
Body: Very dry. Less so with water.
Palate: Very floural with light peat. Water brings out an amazing sour apple flavour. Truly remarkable.
Finish: Minty cool and efervesant.

This is another terrific surprise from Bruichladdich. They really take Islay malts to a new place. The bitter apple in this whisky is truly remarkable, and utterly delightful.