Bruichladdich reviews

Colour is light golden with a touch of orange. First nosing is salt and iodine in the style of the old Bowmore Mariner bottlings. Flavours are rather simple with a little touch of earthy flavours, almost…

This is the last of the samples I ordered from Master of Malt. The only other Bruichladdich expression I have tasted is the Links, St. Andrews The Old Course. I found it quite good. If this whisky com…

The Links series of Bruichladdich expressions promulgates the art of Graeme W. Baxter (http://www.baxtergolfart.com), ostensibly the world’s ‘leading golf course artist.’ There might not be much compe…

I've been looking forward to trying this Drinks by the Dram bottle from Master of Malt which I picked up, and having found my recent tastings bereft of peat I figured why not try to redress the balance…

This is my first Bruichladdich expression to taste, so I am not sure what the typical distillery profile is. I can infer its characteristics, as it is an Islay, but that is all. With this in mind, here…

I tasted it at a degustation in brugges and there it won out of 5 others such ass coal ila cask strength, ardbeg blasda,10 year mcallen..So i had to have it and it's the ideal dram for these holidays.…

Nose: fresh vanilla beans, toasted cerealPalate: Fresh fruit, tannin, slight peat and smoke coming through with a bit of spiceFinish: slightly oily texture, very long lasting, spice soon turns to a sweet…

A nice rich scotch full of peat - not overwhelming though. Great Scotch for a cold, miserable, winter day.

Nose: wine notes , some red fruit and Peaty sweetness. Condensed milk and some fruit salad. Wee smoke, and the signature ‘Laddie’ DNA is there. Think of Octomore 2.2, but a lot weaker and and not as…