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Laphroaig Brodir & Glengyle Distillery Kilkerran 8 Year Old Cask Strength Single Malt Scotch Whisky Bundle Buy (2x700ml)

SCOTLAND
Reduced from $349.00
$249. 99
Bottle
$2999.88 Dozen
Get Kilkerran Cask Strength 8YO normally $150 PLUS Laphroaig Brodir, normally $199, together and save! That's $349 of value for just $249.99!

Notes on Laphroaig Brodir: Launched in 2014 as a European Travel Exclusive and bottled at 48%, this NAS (No Age Statement Laphroaig) follows on from other successful duty free only bottlings including Laphroaig QA Cask, PX Cask and Laphroaig An Cuan Mór. The first Laphroaig Brodir 13 year old was introduced in 2012 at the Viking Line Whisky Fair. The whisky is matured in ex-Bourbon barrels followed by a second maturation in European oak casks seasoned with Ruby Port. The combination doesn't always fire, however in this case, the peat and sweet fortified wine are reported to have worked extremely well.

Brodir means ‘brother’ in ancient Norse. This label celebrates Scotland’s connection with the Nordic region and culture.

Other reviews... Probably one of the most old-fashioned Islay warehouse aromas I have ever encountered; that incomparable mix of smoke, oak and grape hanging thickly in a moist salty air...this is a big Laphroaig at its most brooding and taciturn. Not for when you are at your most frivolous. 48% Alc./Vol. 91.5 points- Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2020

Notes on Glengyle Distillery Kilkerran 8 Year Old Cask Strength: A lightly peated Campbeltown malt, drawn from 100% x-bourbon casks. To compensate for its youth you get to enjoy this non chill filtered and at natural strength.

Tasting note: Pale straw gold. Warm, peppery openings are drier styled, initially shy, developing scents of cocoa, oak shavings and rhubarb tart. Several minutes air contact finds the sooty, biscuity malt to the fore with a whiff of maritime freshness. Slightly hollow on entry, building with sweet cereal notes and purring spices. Great balance at cask strength. Concludes vibrant, long, drying with wood shavings, sooty malt and a salty tang. The classic Campbeltown notes are here, though the whisky shows restraint. 55.7% Alc./Vol. 92 points