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Bruichladdich Black Art 25 Year Old (1994 7.1)
Bruichladdich Black Art 1994 07.1 Edition is the seventh Black Art release and the third by current master distiller, Adam Hannett. Distilled in 1994, this is an unpeated single malt aged 25 years in a variety of undisclosed casks. Only Hannett knows the exact "recipe." Matured entirely on Islay, this is bottled at cask strength of 48.4% ABV without added color or chill-filtration. This is a limited release of 12,000 bottles worldwide.
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Part of the Remy Cointreau family of brands.
Note: This whisky is part of an ongoing series, with variability between each release due to differences in mash bill, barrels used, age profile, and others. If the specific version is not listed, ask your server or a store employee for more info.
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Nose: The nose reveals blackcurrant, damsons, black pepper, dark sherry, coconut, and nougat.
Palate: Very smooth on the palate, quite full, with early oak, then leather, tropical fruits, honey, and resin notes from old component whiskies.
Finish: A long finish, with mango, raisin, hazelnut, and lots of spice.
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Caol Ila 15 Year Old
Caol Ila 15 Year Old is the first of thirteen annual releases in a unique series of unpeated whiskies. This single malt was matured in refill and rejuvenated American Oak hogsheads and European Oak ex-bodega butts. An exceptionally grown-up whisky with with a smooth, sweet minty-salty taste, a spicy hear and a huge, long finish.
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Part of the Diageo family of brands.
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Nose: A mild nose-feel, despite the strength. Relaxed, with gently rising waves of deeply fruity sharpness; green apples and a hint of orange zest. Pear-drop sweetness and biscuity cereals sit against a distant backdrop of soft vanilla with a whiff of sea-salt; a vanilla sponge cake enjoyed on the beach.
Palate: Cool and viscous, with a surprisingly mild mouthfeel and at first a sweet, minty-salty taste. A massive freezing heat then establishes itself, packed with notes of resinous liquorice; clear honey, pine resin, salt and lemon. Mid-palate, fresh peach. Exquisitely coating and firm, oily yet drying.
Finish: Huge, long, persistent and warming, with some spice; aniseed, liquorice, honey, and lemon zest. Superbly coating, with dark chocolate bitterness and a late pungency.
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