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Brora 28 Year Old 1981 - Old and Rare Platinum (Douglas Laing)

(70cl, 57.40%)
Brora 28 Year Old 1981 - Old and Rare Platinum (Douglas Laing)

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What's in a name? Brora 28 Year Old 1981 - Old and Rare Platinum (Douglas Laing) whisky is called whisky because it's produced in Scotland. Were it from America it would be spelled Brora 28 Year Old 1981 - Old and Rare Platinum (Douglas Laing) whiskey, rather than whisky.

Brora 28 Bottling Note

A very rare Brora. This single cask was bottled by Douglas Laing, and there are just 93 bottles! Distilled in June 1981 and matured for 28 years before bottling in November 2009.

Brora 28 Tasting Note

Nose: Spent matches, caramel, quite sulphured but with a decent dollop of dried fruit sweetness to balance it out.

Palate: The sulphur continues, but takes a backseat to a brilliant rush of caster sugar sweetness, dried fruits and stem ginger.

Finish: Spices, hints of rubber and oak, honeynuts.

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Brora 28 details

Country
(Scotch Whisky)
Region
(Highland Whisky)
Distillery
(Brora)
Bottler
(Douglas Laing)
Distillation Date
(1981)
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Reviews of the Brora 28 Year Old 1981 - Old and Rare Platinum (Douglas Laing)

Soaked in sulphury notes

Rating (1)

This bottling has nothing but sulphur (struck matches) in both nose, taste and finish. Bad cask management from the distillers to begin with...and shame on Douglas Laing for bottling this one, let alone charging 360£ for it! :-(

eggy pong

Sulphur, heartburn, baby sick. And thats without water. Glad only got a sample. old & rare. on eof the worst bottlings I've tasted in a long time.

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