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Best of Bruichladdich

Bruichladdich have brought us some amazing whisky over the past few years and we are delighted to show off a small number of our collection.

Bruichladdich Fifteen Year Old Malt Second Edition

£399.00

Bruichladdie fifteen year old malt second edition. Great value and will rapidly become as sought after as the famous first edition. The Islay islanders whisky this is complex but simple, rich and honeyed. Nutty and exotic. Finished in Chateau D'Yquem casks for a sweet golden syrup finish. Not to be drunk before dinner.
Bruichladdich Links14 year old "k.Club Ireland" Islay Single Malt

£250.00

Out of stock

Bruichladdich 14 year old Links series single Islay malt. " K.Club" 4628/12000 Now becoming rare.
BRUICHLADDICH 10 YEAR OLD SINGLE MALT OLD BOTTLING

£400.00

Bruichladdich 10 year old single Islay malt. Old bottling pre. 1993 simply a collectors item. Who would drink such a rare whisky?
Bruichladdich 14 Year Old "Augusta " Single Malt

£199.00

Out of stock

Bruichladdich " AUGUSTA"14 year old single Islay malt whisky from the "links " series. Now a collectors bottle.
Bruichladdich 14 Year Old "St Andrews Links" Islay Single Malt

£500.00

BRUICHLADDICH 14 year old "St. Andrews " link series. Single 14 year old Islay malt whisky. Now becoming rare. A collectors whisky.
Bruichladdich 14 Year Old Yellow Submarine Single Malt

£2,700.00

Bruichladdich "Yellow Submarine" 14 year old single malt from Islay . 1991. Now becoming rare and being sold at a very attractive price.
Bruichladdich 1984 Single Malt Whisky

£99.00

Out of stock

Bruichladdich 1884 single malt from Islay. Becoming rare to attain. A bottle to lay down or drink on a special occasion with good friends.
Bruichladdich Thirty Year Old 1973 Single Malt

£555.00

Out of stock

Bruichladdich thirty year old single malt. Single cask 385/4200 1973 Becoming very rare this is is one to lay down for investment.
Bruichladdich Rocks First Edition

£499.00

Bruichladdich Rocks first edition malt is a modern Islay whisky. Less peaty than one would expect it is designed to be drunk before dinner with a couple of cubes of ice and a little water or as a cocktail. A superb example of the blenders' art it has a deep honey and wine colour and hints of fruit, malted barley and vanilla permeate through the grapefruit, oily texture. One for the modern discerning drinker at a great price.