Port Charlotte ISLAY BARLEY Heavily Peated Islay Single Malt 2014 50% Vol. 0.7l
Port Charlotte ISLAY BARLEY Heavily Peated Islay Single Malt 2014 50% Vol. 0.7l
- Item no.: 684649
- EAN: 5055807415965
- Alcohol content: 50.00% Vol.
- Sale of alcoholic beverages only to adults
- 6 pieces/carton
- 66 pieces/layer
- 330 pieces/pallet
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Port Charlotte Islay Barley 2014 is an outstanding single malt whisky that captures the untainted essence of the Scottish island of Islay. Produced by the renowned Bruichladdich Distillery, this whisky reflects a deep connection to the island and its agricultural traditions. It was distilled exclusively from barley sourced from eight local farms – including Cruach, Craigens, Island, Dunlossit, Coull, Rockside, Sunderland, and Mulindry Farms. All these farms are located within a 15-mile radius of the distillery, underscoring the importance of regionality and terroir. The barley was harvested in 2013 and distilled in 2014, to optimally showcase the natural flavors of the region.
The seven-year maturation took place in a precisely coordinated combination of high-quality casks, which lend the whisky its remarkable complexity and depth:
- 84% in first-fill Bourbon casks – for sweet vanilla, caramel, and honey notes.
- 8% in second-fill virgin oak casks – for a distinctive spice and robust oak nuances.
- 8% in second-fill Bordeaux wine casks – for delicate fruit notes and an elegant structure.
This unique cask combination ensures a perfect balance between smoky intensity, sweet malt notes, and fruity elegance, making Port Charlotte Islay Barley 2014 an exceptional representative of heavily peated whiskies.
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