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bruichladdich® the classic laddie single malt whiskey
Product Detail
Category
Spirits
Type
Scotch
Color
TAWNY/BROWN
ABV
50%
Country
SCOTLAND
Region
SCOTLAND
Tasting Notes
Nose
Barley sugar and a hint of mint open before moving into freshly cut wild flowers; buttercup, daisy, meadowsweet, myrtle, primrose and cherry blossom. Over time, and with the addition of a little water, caramelized fruit notes come to the front, with hints
Palate
Refined and refreshing, sweet oak and barley notes come together in perfect harmony. Ripe green fruits, brown sugar and sweet malt follow, showcasing the remarkable flavor of the Scottish barley used in this single malt.
Finish
Smooth and well-rounded, the finish showcases the elegant balance between the vibrant fruit and the subtle sea-spray notes.
About
The Classic Laddie is our signature bottling and definitive Bruichladdich single malt. Showcasing our classic, floral and complex house style, The Classic Laddie is made from 100% unpeated Scottish barley, trickle distilled, non-chill filtered, fully matured and bottled on Islay. This whisky is the epitome of our distillery values, reconnecting land, community, and dram. Bottle packaging may vary
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1 year ago
Gross
I love whiskey and gave this a try. It was hands down the absolute worst alcohol I have ever tried. I will never ever buy this again. I wouldn't even take it for completely free. The worst.
By: keleighm
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1 year ago
Well Rounded, Extremely Drinkable Scotch
I drank the Classic Laddie on the rocks after dinner. Don't let the lighter color fool you, this definitely has some bite out of the bottle at 100 proof. Had some floral notes on the nose initially, which gave way to a little bit of sweetness (think pear or honey) as the ice melted. The finish was very smooth, with what tasted like green apples, pears, and some brown sugar. A great addition to the bar, can't wait to try it in a cocktail.
By: m_mine15hart
