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Bruichladdich The Classic Laddie
he foundation for our Classic Laddie is not a recipe set in stone, but a distilling philosophy. We have no interest in consistency or uniformity, instead- year by year- the variety and provenance of our barley shapes our spirit, and an ever-increasing range of casks are sourced to evolve the suite of flavours in our warehouse. Each batch of the Classic Laddie will, by nature, be unique and subtly different, but it is ultimately our Head Distiller who curates this assemblage of our finest spirits, to showcase the classic, floral and elegant Bruichladdich house style.
100% Malted Barley
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Part of the Remy Cointreau family of brands.
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Nose: Barley sugar with a hint of mint, with aroma of green apples, stewed berries and biscuits.
Palate: Sweet oak and barley, brown sugar, notes of citrus, melon, vanilla and salted caramel on the palate.
Finish: Finishes with a touch chocolate, honey and earl gray tea.
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Glen Scotia 15 Year Old
This single malt whisky has been laid down in specially selected casks which have been handpicked by our Master Distiller, Iain McAlister. Gently matured in the finest American oak barrels, discover hints of vanilla oak, interwoven with the subtle notes of sea spray and spicy aromatic fruits.
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Part of the Loch Lomond Group family of brands.
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Nose: Richer colours. Broad and medium-weight with citrus peels, ginger snap biscuits. Sweet and with great depth. Apricot aromas develop then drift towards fruit salad. After a short time, the wood comes to the fore and water helps to release baked fruit.
Palate: A complicated palate where the initial nose would lead you to expect plump fruits, but what you get is a surprisingly dry element. Adding water will bring out the caramelised elements, balanced with the wood elements expected of a 15 year old.
Finish: Firm and slightly dry, with warming spice.
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