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Port Charlotte 10 Year Old with Branded T-Shirt & Pin

£59.98
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Port Charlotte 10 year old, a heavily peated Islay single malt Scotch whisky produced at the Bruichladdich distillery. Peated to 40 ppm and matured in a combination of 1st fill American whiskey casks, 2nd fill American whiskey casks and 2nd fill French wine casks. A lovely drop of nectar, introduced to the core range in May 2018, bottled at 50% vol.

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Distillery

Bruichladdich

Age

10

Region

Islay

ABV (Strength)

50

Bottle Size

70cl

Style

Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Bottler

Distillery Bottling

Country

Scotland

Barcode

5055807409940

Tasting Notes

Awards


Nose

The smoke is calmed by the marine, ozone character,
time has brought a balance, a harmony in the combination of oak, smoke and spirit. While the smoke is always discernible on the nose it is dry, earthy, peatash in its style and so allows the oak to come forward with waves of golden caramel, fudge, vanilla custard, hints of ginger, nutmeg and clove. There is citrus fruit, coaxed from the glass with a drop of water, gentle lemon meringue and clementine. Breathe deeply and the floral aromas of wild thyme, heather and sea pink bring you to this Atlantic coast.

Palate

On the palate there is a noticeable delicacy and softness in texture and style. Again, the balance of flavour is superb as the smoke wraps loosely around the sweetness drawn from deep within the oak. Coconut, vanilla custard, lemon honey combines with smoked oysters and sun baked salty sand.

Finish

The finish is sublime, smoky sure, but also the soft sweetness of fudge and malted barley, orange, mango and Banoffee pie hinting of the depth and quality of the oak. The many layers interchange on each sip. As the smoke comes and goes so too the notes of the spirit, ripe apple and apricot, beautifully intertwined with malt and oak sweetness and that typical Port Charlotte style dry smoke.