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Brora 1982 - 2008 Connoisseurs Choice
Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Brora 1982 - 2008 Connoisseurs Choice
Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Bottler | Gordon & MacPhail |
Distillery / brand | Brora |
Range | Connoisseurs Choice |
Country | Scotland |
Region | Highlands |
Content Size | 0.7 liter |
Alc/vol | 43% |
Distilled | 1982 |
Bottled | 2008 |
Cask type | Refill Sherry Butts |
Flavour Profiles | Lightly to medium peated |
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Brora 1982 – 2008 – Gordon & MacPhail Connoisseurs Choice
A bottling that makes the hearts of whisky lovers skip a beat: Brora 1982 – 2008, released by Gordon & MacPhail as part of the celebrated Connoisseurs Choice series. Brora, the legendary closed Highland distillery, is renowned for its idiosyncratic mix of waxy texture, subtle smoke and elegant power. This bottling reveals Brora’s softer, more refined side, with 26 years of maturation delivering perfect balance between distillery character and cask influence.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Elegant notes of beeswax, dried flowers, vanilla and ripe white fruits. Followed by gentle smoke, soft peat and hints of spicy oak and citrus oil.
Palate
Soft and complex with flavours of stewed apple, heather honey, light ash and peppery spice. A touch of maritime salt and old wax add depth and distinct Brora character.
Finish
Long and subtly smoky with notes of leather, dried herbs, salty minerality and a softly drying oak finish.
Brora Distillery
Brora Distillery is located in the Scottish Highlands, near the coastal town of Brora in Sutherland. Founded in 1819 by the Marquis of Stafford, the distillery was originally known as Clynelish. In 1968, a new Clynelish Distillery was built next to the original one, which was then renamed Brora. The distillery produced until 1983, after which it closed, but its whiskies from that period have achieved legendary status.
A specific feature of Brora whisky is the use of peated malt during certain periods of production, which resulted in a robust and smoky flavour profile, with notes of sea salt, leather and subtle fruitiness. This unique combination of flavours made Brora whisky highly sought after by whisky lovers, collectors and investors.
In 2021, Diageo reopened Brora Distillery after an extensive restoration. The reopening marks a new era for Brora, with the distillery building on its rich heritage and traditional production methods. Brora's revival brings one of the most respected names in Scotch back into production, to the delight of whisky connoisseurs worldwide.
Gordon & MacPhail
Gordon & MacPhail is one of the most respected and influential independent bottlers in the whisky world. With a history dating back to 1895 and a commitment to quality, craftsmanship and innovation, the company has played a key role in the development and popularisation of single malt whisky. Their extensive portfolio, ranging from rare old whiskies to unique expressions from well-known distilleries, makes Gordon & MacPhail a favourite among whisky collectors and enthusiasts worldwide.
History
Gordon & MacPhail was founded in 1895 by James Gordon and John Alexander MacPhail. It began as a grocery shop in Elgin, selling a wide range of products, including tea, coffee, wine, and spirits. Soon the company focused on whisky, starting by bottling single malts, and one of Gordon & MacPhail's most important contributions to the whisky industry was their vision of maturing whiskies over long periods of time. While many distilleries focused on producing whisky for blends, Gordon & MacPhail saw the potential of single malts and began storing whiskies in their own casks for long-term maturation.
Please note
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Brora 1982 - 2008 Connoisseurs Choice
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