Bruichladdich has been transformed since 2000 from a worthy but rather dull distillery into one of the most exciting, recognisable and innovative brands, not only on Islay, but in the entire whisky world. This has been down to many factors, but chief amongst these must be the marriage of the marketing genius of Mark Reynier and his team, couple ... Read More »
This is the repackaged edition of Bruichladdich Waves, which has now dropped its age statement (and the peating level slightly too, we're told). In this case, the finishing casks are Madeira.
A long awaited whisky from Bruichladdich - a 10 year old comprising solely of unpeated spirit produced since Murray McDavid took over the distillery at the turn of the century. A landmark in their production and the beginning of a new age for the distillery.
The first of a new series from Bruichladdich, this Laddie Classic is a no-age-statement bottling intended, as the name would suggest, to showcase the classic 'Laddie style. Web-Exclusive Price!
A replacement for the highly successful '3D' series, Bruichladdich Peat apparently 'does what it says on the tin' with phenol levels of 35ppm. No age statement, but it is cheaper than the old 3D releases and, shockingly, has escaped from the the distillery without being finished. Doubly unique 'Laddie!
The first of a potential series of whiskies from Bruichladdich with terroir very much at the forefront. This whisky is made from barley grown on Islay a mile from the distiller at Kentraw farm, malted without peat and then distilled and matured on Islay. A truly local whisky.
A no-age-statement Bruichladdich designed to show the classic sherry-finished style. This is made up with bourbon-matured whisky finished in special sherry casks from the Bodeega Fernando de Castilla. Web-Exclusive Price!
The second edition of Bruichladdich's single malt whisky made with organically-grown Scottish barley - in this case from the Mid Coul, Coulmore and mains of Tullibardine farms. As with all of Bruichladdich's malts, this has been neither coloured nor unchilfiltered. More unusually for this distillery, it hasn't been wine-finished either.
The Resurrection Dram from Bruichladdich is finally here, its 24000 bottles constructed entirely from 7 year-old 10ppm bourbon-matured distillate made by Jim McEwan in 2001 after the new regime came to power.