Brora 32 Year Old
10th Release Bot.2011

70cl / 54.7%
  • Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  • Distillery Bottling
Brora 32 Year Old / 10th Release / Bot.2011
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Tasting Notes (1)
Distilled in 1978, this is the oldest Brora yet released by Diageo, and was introduced as part of the Special Releases for 2011. A marvellously complex nose with an intricate, medium-peated palate.
Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Age
32 Year Old
Vintage
1978
Bottling Date
2011
No of Bottles
1500
Country
Scotland
Region
Highland
Colouring
Yes

Style

  • Body
  • Richness
  • Smoke
  • Sweetness

Character

  • Nutmeg Nutmeg
  • Smoke Smoke
  • Stewed Fruit Stewed Fruit
  • Wax Wax
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Brora 32 Year Old Reviews

Tasting Notes

  • Tasting Notes by TWE

    Nose: toffee biscuit aromas and the expected wet stones, farmyard aromas and classic candle wax, before developing more complexity in the glass - we found rosehip syrup, blackcurrant flower and some icing sugar and cakespice aromas, along with some pleasant tweedy oak.

    Palate: pretty big, with a surge of sweet fruit compote before the phenols finally arrived – a glowering, dry smokiness expanding rapidly on the tastebuds.

    Finish: Dominant smoke with ashy notes.

2 Customer Reviews

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  • Cavalier 13 October 2012

    I have drunk this (or at least a dram - after which I got a bottle with the intention of drinking it rather than collecting it). Absolutely stunningly complex whisky which changed many times throughout the hour we spent together. Smoke and peat are there at the end in perfect balance. How did anyone ever think it was a good idea to close this distillery?

  • Anon. 15 June 2012

    A great collectors piece