Bruichladdich Peat Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml)

Bruichladdich (pronounced ‘Brook-Laddie’) is a Gaelic reference to the ‘raised beach’ upon which the distillery is sited, located on the Hebridean Isle of Islay, on Scotland’s wild west coast. Built in 1881 by William Harvey and his brothers, it was closed down in 1994 as "surplus to requirements". On 19th December 2000 it was acquired by a small group of private investors led by Mark Reynier. Following extensive renovation of the original Victorian equipment, the distillery recommenced distilling on the 29th May 2001. Bruichladdich remains a private Scottish company, uniquely operated, managed and directed on Islay. Matured beside the Atlantic, the marine-influenced whisky is bottled in Islay’s only bottling hall - 100% naturally - free from industrial processes of chill-filtration, artificial colouring, and homogenisation.

A rather unique Bruichladdich, ‘Peat’ is the replacement for the '3D' series with a particular goal in mind; to produce a heavily peated expression while minimising the 'iodine' / 'medicinal' notes often associated with the likes of peat rich whiskies such as Ardbeg & Laphroaig. This expression contains phenol levels of 35ppm with no age statement and unlike most others in the Bruichladdich range, American oak is the only wood employed during maturation. This is a robust, traditional Islay atypical of a distillery that's better known for simply being different.

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