Bruichladdich 16 Year Old First Growth Pomerol Finish

Bruichladdich 10 Year Old bottled 2001

This 10-year was released in 2001 and was one of the first bottlings marketed by the then new owners of Bruichladdich distillery. This of course means that the spirit used came from what was acquired from Whyte & Mackay – the spirit distilled by Jim McEwan and his team would only be ready much later. Interestingly, the label on the neck of the...

Score 83/100

Octomore 5 Year Old Edition 4.2 Comus

Octomore is known for being the most heavily peated whisky in the world. It is not a distillery (it used to be one, though), but a recipe that is distilled and bottled by Bruichladdich in long, thin black bottles. This Ochadamh-mor matured for 5 years on American oak and was bottled at cask strength. It has a ppm of 167. While the peat is...

Score 86/100

Bruichladdich Rocks

Nose: Quite simple, a range of different jams, red fruits, slight maltyness and saltyness Palate: Jams again, red fruits (stawberry's, Rassberrys ect.), hints of pepper, cooked vinilla. Finish: Basically the same as the palate, fades to a vinilla sweetness. Very simple but very nice. Cheep as well. I think I had the 2nd batch of this bottling.

Score 83/100

Bruichladdich 10 Year Old The Laddie Ten

It took a lot of dedication and hard work but they finally got there. After having to work miracles with the existing, partly sub-par, stock left by the owners Jim Beam, these brave new owners have now come full circle for the first time with their "own" inaugural Ten year old: The Laddie Ten. Nose: Vegetal nose, with citrus, lime,...

Score 91/100