1989 Bruichladdich [Full Strength] Aged 16 years, 700ml, 56.1% vol argentinian wines

1989 Bruichladdich [Full Strength] Aged 16 years, 700ml, 56.1% vol argentinian winesHere are the tasting notes for 1989 Bruichladdich [Full Strength] Aged 16 years, 700ml, 56. 1% vol: Nose: Initially quite closed with a slight glue note and ephemeral florals like rose petals. Sweetness emerges with maple syrup and creamy honey, followed by musty components like an old dusty attic or damp cellar. Water brings out bergamot and brackish water. Palate: Builds up slowly to a massive hit of peppery spice on the mid palate, accompanied by a

over-infused tea

Alcohol Content: Bottled at 40% ABV

bell pepper

on dried cake and candy sugar

It is a whisky known to be a blend of 8 single malt whiskeys and is light & fruity

then black pepper and a hot finish

creating an intriguingly complex bouquet

Distilled 13th June 1995

Apple peelings

accompanied by hints of citrus and spice

You'll also find salted caramel chocolate and stewed plums in syrup

While this whisky doesn’t date back to the early 1800s like the remarkable discovery in Blair Castle