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Bruichladdich
Black Art 02.2
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Distillery:
Bruichladdich
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Company:
Parent Company:
Rémy Cointreau
Owner: Bruichladdich Distillery Company
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Cask Maturation
Unknown
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Strength
49.7% ABV
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Note
Limited to 6.000 bottles
Un-Chill Filtered
Coloring Free
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Distilled:
1989
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Bottled:
2010
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Price
400-500
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Country
Scotland
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Region
Islay
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Website:
bruichladdich.com
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Type:
Single Malt
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Volume:
70, 75 cl
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Age:
21 year old
Taste note
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Colour:
Ruby
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Nose:
An opening bouquet of cherry blossom and deep red rose gives way to a rainbow of soft ripe red fruits; redcurrant, loganberry, damson, apricot and blackberry crystallised with soft brown sugar. A sensational opening for the toasted oak and sweet malted barley, which give structure and strength.
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Palate:
As the spirit aerates a wave of delectable red fruits rise and pass through the oak like a summer breeze, lifting the taste experience to a level of pleasure beyond belief. The harmony of flavours merge both on the nose and the palate and deliver a totally unique malt experience like no other.
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Finish:
A manifestation of single malt joy!
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Conclusion:
The spirit is hedonistic and a magical cultivation of the senses. The texture, like velvet, has weight, warmth and the balance of a ballerina.
Flavor profile
Spice
Smoke
Citrus
Sweet
Wood
Rich fruits
Other aromas
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- dark fruits
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- vanilla
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- burned wood
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- malt
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- citrus fruits
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- honey
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- spices
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- nuts
