One of the now-legendary 1972 Broras bottled by Diageo as part of the Rare Malts series, that really kick-started the explosion of interest in this lost distillery. 1972 is regarded as a miracle year for Brora, and this version won Brora expert Serge Valentin's highest ever score, with 97 points. Enough said. MAXIMUM 2 BOTTLES PER CUSTOMER.
A 23 year old bottling of 1981 distilled spirit from cult closed distillery Brora. Bottled in the mid 90s for Direct Wines as part of their First Cask series.
A 24 year old Brora from 1981, bottled in 2006 by Ian Macleod for their Chieftan's range of whiskies. Distilled only a couple of years before the distillery closed down, this spent its life maturing in a cream sherry butt for an interesting mix of flavours.
A Brora 1981 bottled at cask strength (aged 28yo) by Douglas Laing for their Old & Rare Platinum Selection. Smart new boxes on these new Platinum Selections.
A 21 year old release from this closed distillery, formerly the twin of still running Clynelish. Bottled by Direct Wines as part of their First Cask series.
This was the first ever official bottling of 25 year-old malt from the much-mourned Brora. Bottled for the 2008 Special Releases from Diageo after a string of 30yos in previous years. Jim Murray's Scotch of the Year in its category two years running.
Whisky Bible 2011: Best Single Malt (22-27 Years); 96 Points
The 8th release of Diageo's revered Brora 30yo is, in our opinion, one of the greats. Gorgeous fruit, with much less emphasis on smoke & peat this time.
'Rich and complex, this unfolds slowly and has richness, balance, texture, sweet waxy fruits and a lift of smoke. Some package. 9/10' Dave Broom, Whisky Magazine April 2004