Bruichladdich 1966 36 Year Old Duncan Taylor

Bruichladdich Rocks

Directly from the Website of Bruichladdich, "A bracing, light and floral dram that expresses both the marine top-notes of classic Bruichladdich spirit and master distiller Jim McEwan’s lifetime experience." I wouldn't necessarily agree with the "Floral" Dram description, its definitely there but still a very fine Malt indeed....

Score 87/100

Bruichladdich Infinity 3rd Edition

t first, what a colour – a sort of ruby-esque, sunset Pimms; like no other whisky I’ve seen yet (that’ll be those Tempranillo casks?). On the nose: gentle smoke fires, treacle, sultanas, touch of Christmas cake, maybe even vanilla, just a touch of red wine, then on the back end something more savoury, perhaps a pastry, or a cheese. It’s a...

Score 92/100

Bruichladdich Links - The Old Course St. Andrews 17th Hole

This is my first Bruichladdich expression to taste, so I am not sure what the typical distillery profile is. I can infer its characteristics, as it is an Islay, but that is all. With this in mind, here goes: The malt is a light "sunshine" color. The high-level rim of the whisky after swirling beads up, indicating it is a higher ABV...

Score 80/100

Bruichladdich 18 Year Old 2nd Edition

When trying a whisky I try to avoid reading tasting notes so as to keep a clean slate. Bruichladdich 18 year old, therefore, was able to throw me a curveball. I really like Islay whiskies and although delicious, this bottle had a character that took me by surprise. Nose: Perhaps unlike other Islays, this seemed a little smoke-less and unpeated....

Score 91/100