New Scotch from Bruichladdich
Scottish whisky producer Bruichladdich has launched the second edition of its 18-year-old single malt.
The Bruichladdich Islay Scotch has been matured in oak casks from the French wine-producing region of Jurancon, in the Pyrenees mountains, Scotland Food & Drink reports.
Designed to complement the original, Bruichladdich managing director Mark Reynier explained: “The first bottling went so fast. We wanted a subtle contrast with this new version, while retaining the toasted French oak nose, voluptuously mellow body and hint of tropical fruit.”
He added that the new edition has a golden hue to match its complex, balanced flavour.
The whisky is distributed by Malcolm Cowan and has a recommended retail price of £50 per bottle.
Fellow Scottish brand The Famous Grouse has also added a new product to its range, in the shape of Snow Grouse – a whisky designed to be served chilled, direct from the freezer.
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