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| | Bruichladdich: Islay distillery- Scotch Whisky - |
 | | From May 2003 Bruichladdich is bottled at the distillery -the only Islay whisky that is distilled, matured and bottled on the Island. | | | The palate is smooth, and continues on the malt sweetness and on exotic fruit fragrances. | | | All Bruichladdich is bottled un chill filtered, caramel free and at 46%. |
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http://www.whisky-distilleries.info/Bruichladdich_EN.shtml
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| | Bruichladdich: distillery pictures and comments - Scotch Whisky - |
| | He won a bottle of thirty year old Bruichladdich when he was about 22 when he first discovered the elegance of this malt, which he could compare to some of the great wines he tastes. | | | Amongst the new owners of Bruichladdich is Jim McEwan the mythic character of distillation on Islay who celebrated 40 years in whisky industry in 2003 after starting at the age of 15 as a cooper. | | | The two step distillation process at Bruichladdich is deliberately very slow – a trickle distillation - constantly watched by the still man who carries a great responsibility in the quality of the final product. |
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http://www.whisky-distilleries.info/Bruichladdich2_EN.shtml
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| | Bruichladdich and the Distillery |
| | Bruichladdich have just completed their new bottling plant, this makes them unique on the island in that the whisky is distilled, matured and bottled on the island using Islay spring water for the bottling. | | | Bruichladdich is developing two new whiskies which should be ready in a few years, these will be peated rather more than the traditional, lighter spirit that is so characteristic. | | | The whisky is bottled at 46% since cold filtering is not used to retain the full range of flavours. |
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http://www.visit-islay.com/frames/bruichtour.html
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| | Bruichladdich Distillery Profile (Malt Madness - about single malt whisky) |
| | Apart from the traditionally lightly peated spirit that is still produced under the name Bruichladdich, two more heavily peated malts are being produced at the distillery. | | | In 1938 Bruichladdich (also known as Bruichladdie) was sold to Hatim Attari, Joheph W.Hobbs and Alexander W.Tolmie. | | | With the new bottling plant that was opened in 2003, Bruichladdich can now bottle its own malts on site, providing some much needed employment opportunities on this relatively remote part of Islay in the process. |
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http://www.maltmadness.com/bruichladdich.html
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| | Bruichladdich Distillery - The Distilleries of Scotland - scotchwhisky.net |
| | Bruichladdich 'Vintage' is an occasional, single cask bottling of superb and or unique cask unearthed by Jim McEwan and John Rennie that merits particular attention. | | | A new whisky, based on the original distillates from the end of the nineteenth century is the first: 'Port Charlotte', heavily peated at 40 ppm. | | | Master distiller Jim McEwan (ex Bowmore), twice Distiller of the Year, has overseen the renaissance of Bruichladdich. |
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http://www.scotchwhisky.net/distilleries/bruichladdich.htm
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| | Bruichladdich |
| | The whisky produced by Bruichladdich was traditionally one of the least peaty of the Islay malts, although ironically it is rated as the islanders' favourite. | | | This is a stonking cask strength whisky, made up of 100% refill sherry casks, and a mix of older lightly peated Bruichladdich spirit and the new heavily peated Port Charlotte 2001 spirit. | | | The second release of 15 year old from Bruichladdich, this time "enhanced" (they don't like the word "finish" anymore!) in casks that previously contained Sauternes wine. |
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http://www.royalmilewhiskies.com/category.asp?cat_id=D_BRUI
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| | Scotch Single Malt Whisky Distilleries of Islay |
| | There are plans to produce both the traditional Bruichladdich, as well as a more heavily peated version. | | | Like Bruichladdich, Bunnahabhain has a clean taste, almost light, a definite contrast to the more intense tastes of other Islay malts. | | | A Cadenhead 26-year-old (1969) is a good example -- a touch of salt added to spice, flowers and a bit of wood. |
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http://www.maltwhiskey.com/html/islay.htm#Laph
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| | Bruichladdich Distillery |
| | Among the seven distilleries currently active in the isle of Islay, Bruichladdich, often known as "The Laddie", distinguishes itself in producing a whisky which is only lightly peated. | | | In the meantime, Bruichladdich which had been originally equipped with two pot stills, had seen its capacity being doubled with the installation of a second pair of stills. | | | Whereas the majority of the malts distilled in the isle are characterised by a rate of phenol with a figure between 30 and 50 PPM (Parts per million of phenol), that of Bruichladdich contents itself with a mere 3 PPM. |
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http://www.celtic-whisky.com/bruien.htm
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| | Loch Fyne Whiskies |
| | A mix/vatting/blending/fudging?? of various styles from Bruichladdich Distillery&; some first fill sherry casks from 1989, 90 + 91 with some young, peaty 'Port Charlotte style, bottled exclusively for a few of us independent whisky types. | | | They say "A mix of lightly and medium peated bruichladdich of different ages - matured in bourbon casks, a limited period release of approx 6,000 bottles but NOT a numbered limited edition bottling". | | | The oldest Bruichladdich ever bottled, release of 550 bottle. |
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http://www.lfw.co.uk/acatalog/Stock_Lists_Bruichladdich_60.html
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| | Bruichladdich whisky visit - detailed tasting notes |
| | The Bruichladdich distillery had now become an insignificant and soon to be mothballed part of a huge global empire with the US giant Gallahers (Jim Beam Brands) buying up Whyte and Mackay and merging the ex-Invergordon distilleries under the JJB (Northern Europe) brand. | | | Eventually that too had to go and was bought in 1929 by a rather colourful character by the name of Joseph Hobbs for his company Associated Scottish Distillers. | | | At 8.26am on the 29th May 2001 this famous old distillery began production once again with Jim McEwan at the helm. |
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http://www.gauntley-wine.co.uk/bruichladdich.html
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| | The whisky was deliciously balanced, clean and fresh, with a sherry influence in equilibrium with the typical fruity and grape characteristics of Bruichladdich. | | | Although the spirit was stored for 16 years in a refill sherry cask, the colour was very dark, as if the spirit came from a first fill cask. | | | At Bruichladdich, the Bruichladdich Ten went very well with the taste of the islay oysters. |
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http://www.chez.com/hyffont/Feis_ile/Feis_3.html
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| | Bruichladdich |
| | In addition, owing to the lightly peated barley being used, Bruichladdich has traditionally been a less heavy, less peated whisky, and is the most easily approached Islay Malt Whisky having a phenolic content of only 2 parts per million (ppm); Laphroaig has 30 ppm. | | | The specific shape of the stills dictates a unique signature to the spirit made here. |
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http://www.milroys.co.uk/bruichladdich.htm
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| | The Laddie Shop New Bottlings |
| | Bruichladdich - The Links IIII Turnberry 10th 70cl Ref: w500turn | | | Bruichladdich Links is a series of limited edition bottlings chosen by Jim McEwan, our Master Distiller. | | | Contains: 1 x bottle of WMD II - The Yellow Submarine 70cl, 1 x T-Shirt - The Yellow Submarine, 1 x Barrel Shaped Keyring, 2 x Bruichladdich Glasses. Free postage. Enlarge |
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http://www.laddieshop.com/acatalog/New_Releases_and_Gifts.html
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| | Ministry of Propaganda - 27/Feb/2006: "Bruichladdich 92%" |
| | Bruichladdich distillery has today distilled a whisky with 92% alcohol content. | | | Considering that whisky is usually sold at around 40% to 46% alcohol and even a cask strength usually only reaches around 60% alcohol (At distillation it would have been around 70%, I'll let you search for 'Angels share' to understand the difference) this is obviously quite big news. | | | The building on the front right now has a roof and houses the bottling hall. |
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http://ministryofpropaganda.co.uk/2006propaganda/20060227-bruichladdich.shtml
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| | UISGE! Bruichladdich Distillery: All about it |
| | Bruichladdich is light and whispery although it delivers good flavour and aroma. | | | It is normally bottled at 10 years old and 40% or 43% vol. | | | The distillery was built in 1881 at a time when there was growing popularity worldwide of blended Scotch. |
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http://www.uisge.com/ud/bruichladdich.html
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| | BRUICHLADDICH - SINGLE ISLAY MALT SCOTCH WHISKY |
| | A special edition of Bruichladdich 1984, bottled to celebrate the re-printing of the 1718 book, 'The Practical Distiller' - one of the earliest books written on spirit distillation. More Info… | | | One of the best ongoing bottlings from this great distillery&; Bruichladdich whiskies are very lightly-peated, allowing its fresh, coastal maritime character to shine through. This is a real gem. More Info… | | | Bruichladdich 1970 / 44.2% / 70cl / OB |
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http://www.islaywhiskysociety.com/shop/acatalog/bruichladdich.html
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| | Islay Whisky, Bruichladdich |
| | It has an oily texture, a delicate nose, and tastes of almonds and moss rather than peat, and sea-breeze. | | | In 1969 the distillery was bought by Invergordon Distillers as part of a programme designed to create an integrated distilling group. | | | After this point it was quickly passed to Associated Scottish Distillers Ltd, then to Ross and Coulter, A.B. Grant's company Bruichladdich Proprietors Ltd, and finally to Invergordon distillers, part of the Whyte and Mackay group. |
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http://www.islaywhiskysociety.com/bruichladdich
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| | Bruichladdich - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | There have many vintages from the distillery, and a list of more than 200 of them can be found at the Bruichladdich Distillery and Bruichladdich Whisky Archive. | | | The distillery is producing 12 barrels of 184-proof whisky. | | | As will be seen from List of postal districts in the United Kingdom/I-P the small settlement of Bruichladdich is a Postal Town with the designation PA49. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruichladdich
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| | The Scotch Doc - Bruichladdich |
| | The Scotch Experience > Tasting > Tasting Notes > Bruichladdich | | | Bruichladdich (pronounced Brew-ick-laddie) was one of the first to use concrete, which had only recently been granted a patent, in its construction. | | | It was always an interesting distillery to visit because of the exceptionally old equipment, including an "ancient" rivited (as opposed to welded) still that was utilized and the traditional distilling techniques that were still in practice. |
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http://www.scotchdoc.com/tsd/tasting/notes/Bruichladdich.html
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| | Bruichladdich |
| | It may be that the distillery is not on the water like all the other Islay distilleries, or because the water source is a less peaty than the others in the region use. | | | There is a 10 year impression of Bruichladdich put out by an independant bottler under the name Lochindall. | | | The westernmost distillery operating in Scotland, Bruichladdich is the tamest of the Islay whiskies and a good Islay for the beginning Scotch drinker. |
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http://www.single-malt.com/bruichladdich.htm
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| | Bruichladdich WMD II 1991 Yellow Submarine Single Malt | | | Bruichladdich had a distillery mouser, Marmalade, until it closed in 1995. | | | The most westernly located scottish distillery - at least until Kilchoman Distillery will open. |
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http://www.whiskyportal.com/distillery.asp?DistilleryID=23
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| | Bruichladdich |
| | Closed since 1995, Bruichladdich was built right on the sea. | | | Most Islay whiskies are very heavy and peaty, but Bruichladdich is a much lighter malt. | | | There are few single malt Scotch whiskies that can justifiable be described as "classic". |
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http://home1.stofanet.dk/p_han/whisky/Bruichladdich.html
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| | Single Malt Whisky - Alfred Barnard - Bruichladdich |
| | Our inspection of this Distillery commenced at the Barley Lofts, two in number, bath very spacious and airy, built above the Malting Floors, which in their turn are built over Bonded Warehouses, in onc case of two storeys, and in the other of one. | | | IN the afternoon we returned to Bridgend, calling at Bruichladdich on our war, as previously arranged. | | | Single Malt Whisky - Alfred Barnard - Bruichladdich |
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http://www.peatfreak.com/alfred-barnard-bruichladdich.php
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| | Bruichladdich 1989 |
| | The house style for the Bruichladdich distillery is: Light to medium, firm, salty. | | | Cask strength malt whisky for specialists and collectors |
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http://www.sohowhisky.com/product.detail.asp?pid=473
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| | Home |
| | Full Strength Second Edition 56.5%Alc./Vol., Gift Packs Released, Links IIII Turnberry 10th Limited Edition, Bruichladdich Rocks, WMDII - The Yellow Submarine, Bruichladdich INFINITY, 20 Year Old Third Edition "Islands", Legacy Series Four, 15 Year Old Second Edition and 3D Mhoine Mhor are now available online. Order Here |
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http://www.laddieshop.com
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| | Web Cams |
| | © 2001-2005 The Bruichladdich Distillery Limited, registered in Scotland company No. SC209196 |
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http://www.bruichladdich.com/web_cam.htm
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| | Murray McDavid Single Malt Whisky |
| | Founded by Gordon Wright, Mark Reynier and Simon Coughlin, all of whose ancestors have been involved in the venerable trade, their aim is to carry on this tradition, the company is now part of Bruichladdich Distillery Company Limited. | | | Unlike some bottlers, we don't pretend to have a | | | Copyright 2005 Murray McDavid Ltd Last Modified: 01/09/04 |
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http://www.murray-mcdavid.com
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| | Bruichladdich |
| | Built by the Harvey brothers in 1881, it was rebuilt and became the Bruichladdich Distillery Company (Islay) Ltd in 1886. | | | Bruichladdich is gaelic for "the brae by the shoe". |
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http://www.tekkie.net/whisky/islay/bruichladdich/bruichladdich.html
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