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Bruichladdich 1984 Redder Still (22 Year Old)

(70cl, 50.40%)
Bruichladdich 1984 Redder Still (22 Year Old)

Bruichladdich Redder Still details

Country
(Scotch Whisky)
Region
(Islay Whisky)
Distillery
(Bruichladdich)
Bottler
(Bruichladdich)

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What's in a name? Bruichladdich 1984 Redder Still (22 Year Old) whisky is called whisky because it's produced in Scotland. Were it from America it would be spelled Bruichladdich 1984 Redder Still (22 Year Old) whiskey, rather than whisky.
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Bruichladdich Redder Still Bottling Note

This bottling from Bruichladdich has been so-named 'redder still' for its scarlet hue, this single malt is a limited release of just 4,080 bottles, distilled in 1984, it has attained its colour from the Chateau Lafleur Pomerol wine cask it was finished in.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Full, cooked fruit, stem ginger, fruit. Milky coffee. Esters, jam on buttered toast.

Palate: Full, thick mouthfeel, sweetness, spicy oak. Tart berries, spices, becomes something quite hot. Juicy.

Finish: Warm, supple, dry nuttiness, walnut, chestnut and mochaccino.

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