This was the very first PC release from Bruichladdich, the very first step on the walk of life, as Jim puts it, for this bold young ileach. the beginning of a new dynasty. heavily peated & unmistakably Islay, this cask strength bottling of only 6000 bottles was a milestone in our progress as a distillery, & is much cherished. Nose: Peat, bracken, heather roots, turf, oak, charcoal. Palate: Incredible peat-fire warmth Finish: Long & beautifully bittersweet, an infusion of all the elements that make this islands whiskies so special. ...

Bruichladdich Port Charlotte Collection PC6. PC6 represents a peatier release from the Bruichladdich distillery, this 6 year old is part of the Port Charlotte series, a limited release of 18, 000 & peated to 40ppm. Nose: opens beautifully, balanced on malt, peat & young spirit. the youth & strength of the spirit infusing the aromas of green apple, mild mint, clove, bayleaf & forest greenwood. given a dash of water & time little notes of meadowsweet, iris & honeysuckle put their head above the parapet but don't linger too long as the next wave of bracken & smoke with a slipstream of vanilla is about to overload the olfactory senses. Palate: absolute rock & roll islay. the heat of 61.6% plus 40ppm peat
- & it's still only six years old
- together develop into a unique palate experience. if you love peated malt thid kid has the wow factor. it's got an effervescence of spindrift & smoke, sweet citrus
- the texture of the spirit is awesome due to trickle distillation. it's the integration of all the characters of this island
- particularly the guys who made it
- that gives this spirit a 100% islay dna. this is a spirit that challenges, it exhilarates & it delivers
- big time. Finish: Albert einstein said: everything that is great & inspiring is created of individuals who labour in freedom. I believe this spirit meets his vision.





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PC7 is a heavily peated release from the Bruichladdich distillery from the limited release Port Charlotte range, this single malt has been bottled at the heady has of 61% abv & proffers the chance to sample Bruichladdich in a different style. Nose: Perfumed, spirity. Warmth, spice, pluming smoke.coffee liqueur, oak at the back. Palate: Rich, punchy, apple crumble, esters. Powerful peat smoke, salty butter. Finish: Long, smoky, peat & spice. ...

This is the last of the 2001 vintage of age-numbered Port Charlotte expressions, PC8. This comes with the nickname 'land of our heritage'. This is very well-peated to 40ppm. Matured in American Oak & bottled at cask strength. There are six different tin designs & the release is limited to 30, 000 numbered bottles. Nose: A draft of sea spray & peat greets you with spicy pepper & lemon aromas. Then the sweetness of oak & malted barley burst through. Palate: Viscous, rich & oily. Peat fire flavours. Waves of Islay wash over the palate. An original Islay darm, unlike any other. Finish: Dreams come true & desires fulfilled! This prodigy of Islay west coast clearly shows that coastal maturation is the key element as waves of marine notes add the vital spark to the oak sweetness of the spirit. ...

PC9 is an ultra-limited-edition release & the final step on this fascinating journey before Port Charlotte came of age with the next year's full-release 10 year old. Bruichladdich said: We considered not releasing a PC9, as there is so little of this precious spirit left, but then we felt an obligation to the many thousands of PC fans who have supported & followed its progress through PC5, PC6, PC7 & PC8
- how could we not allow a lucky few to take this next important step on the journey with us? Nose No hanging around, pure peat smoke, spicy black peppercorns, treacle toffee, dark succulent dates, crushed sea shells, burnt orange & cinnamon sticks all contained within this cocoon of phenol. Palate Now you can taste the rich, sweet flavours from the Spanish casks, the biscuity, shortbread flavours of the barley, & always, that magical zesty, lemon peel flavour that is so unique to Bruichladdich spirit. Finish The finish is as glorious as an Islay sunset & it's here on the ending that you experience some of the most pleasurable moments you will ever experience in the company of an Islay malt.
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Bruichladdich WMD III Yellow Submarine 1991 25 Year Old
- 70cl 46% ...

Bruichladdich WMD III Yellow Submarine 1991 25 Year Old
- 70cl 46% ...

Featured in the 1001 whiskies you must try before you die book. WMD Refers to the Whisky of Mass Destruction story concocted from the US Government on the worry that Scotland were stockpiling metal for use of alternative means! Actually Duncan Mc Gillivray was just trying to keep the Bruichladdich distillery going in times of hardship! This fantastic whisky is a rare example & a worthwhile investment to your collection. A special 14-year-old whisky from Bruichladdich. This was released in the mid 2000's to commemorate the discovery of a yellow submarine off the cost of Islay. Finished in Rioja-wine casks & bottled at 46% ABV. Nose: malty, white wine, yellow fruits, apricot, citrus, pepper & nutmeg Palate: bitter fruits, mint, fudge & grains Finish: medium drying, pepper, oily & some tannins ...

Bunnahabhain ' Darach Ur' Single Malt Whisky Batch 8
- 70cl 46.3% ...

Bunnahabhain 11 Year Old Discovery (Gordon & Mac Phail)
- 70cl 43% The Discovery Range by Gordon & Mac Phail splits whiskies into
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