Bruichladdich Octomore 13.1 Islay Single Malt Scotch 750ml
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Bruichladdich Octomore 13.1 Islay Single Malt Scotch is a bold and complex whisky crafted from 100% Scottish Mainland barley and malted to an astonishing 137.3 PPM. Aged in premium American oak casks, it delivers layers of sweet peat smoke, ripe fruit, vanilla, and toasted oak with a long, earthy finish. This super-heavily peated Islay single malt exemplifies Bruichladdich's mastery of intensity, balance, and craftsmanship.
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Bruichladdich Octomore 13.1 Islay Single Malt Scotch is as youthful and dynamic as its super-heavily peated predecessors. Distilled patiently from the 2015 harvest of 100% Scottish Mainland barley, this single malt is malted to a stratospheric 137.3 PPM and matured in the highest quality American oak casks.
Nose: Initial impressions are of sweet nutty smoke, loaded with barley sugar and ripe fruit. Syrupy apricot and ripe pear along with malty vanilla notes of barley flour and Creme Brulee, honey and tablet. The American oak brings coconut, almonds and charred oak. The peat smoke is delicate but powerful and, along with the charred oak, brings out boot polish, leather and earthy notes.
Taste: A viscous texture across the palate, the feeling is of densely smoked grain which comes through like smoked granola with honeyed fruit. A second sip brings the opportunity to decipher the complexity on the palate, with smoked apricot jam, barley flour, peat embers and burnt heather balanced with gooseberry citrus and sweet Turkish delight. Oak chips, sugared almonds and chocolate-limes with spicy aniseed comes toward the finish. A drop of water intensifies the smoke and brings out the minerality of the whisky.
Finish: On the finish the sweetness fades and an earthy, mossy note remains on the palate wrapped in dry heathery peat smoke. Salty-citrus and floral notes of geranium and rose come through calmly to round off another wonderful expression of the Octomore paradox.