Bruichladdich Infinity

Bruichladdich Organic 2003 Anns An T-Seann Doigh

this is in our islay tasting. Its the second organic we have had, the other being the benromach, and given they have both been matured in virgin oak wood clearly dominates. Personally (tony) I prefer the benromach, the wood is better integrated. Dominic's review "Nose: Not particularly assertive, with some lemon, barley, wet hay, and damp...

Score 78/100

Bruichladdich Sherry Classic

Sherry can go horribly wrong or wonderfully perfect. So it was with a sense of trepidation as I uncorked this bright blue opaque bottle only to discover the poetry that is perfectly balanced sherry. Set against the backdrop of a musty, yet oddly comforting, wooden laundry room comes the interplay between the brilliantly balanced barley and grapes....

Score 94/100

Octomore 5 Year Old Edition 4.2 Comus

Samples were from a friend. Comus was the son of Bacchus and Circe, from Greek mythology. Bruichladdich Octomore 4.2 Comus is reported to have 167 ppm of phenols. This review is in non-sequential format Colour: relatively pale Strength: good strong flavours, though a bit on the gentle side, at first, for an Octomore. In the nose the wine flavours...

Score 88/100

Bruichladdich Classic Laddie Scottish Barley

I saw this at the local liquor store for $45. Compared to other stores it was a great bargain, so I jumped on it. The whisky has been decanted for three days and the bottle opened for two weeks. At 50% abv I drink this with a full tablespoon of water. Nose: Fresh, buttery barley, floral, light spice, light caramel, honey, musky, slight bubble...

Score 85/100