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Brora 32 years limited edtion 2011

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Distilled in 1978, this is the oldest Brora yet released by Diageo, and was introduced as part of the Special Releases for 2011. A marvellously complex nose with an intricate, medium-peated palate.

Distillery: Brora Distillery
Region: Highlands
Age: 32 years
ABV: 54.7%
Origin: Scotland
Vintage: 1978
Volume: 70cl
Category: Single Malt Whisky, Scotch Whisky, Investment & Collectibles, Fine & Rare, Single Malt
Class: Single Malt Whisky
Lottype: Bottle

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Nose: Subtle yet complex with white pepper, sweet malt, fragrant wood smoke, baked apple, citrus zest, wax, vanilla, menthol, floral notes, and soft lemony biscuit.
Palate: Bold and spicy with sweet smoke, charred fruitcake, salty drying edge, chocolate-covered honeycomb, pine oil, hickory, rosemary smoke, apple peel, tangerine, almonds, condensed milk, liquorice, peat, coal, leather, and pastry.
Finish: Long, warming, sweet and smoky with wood ash, pepper, aniseed, creamy sweetness, faint mint, cool smoke, and a spicy salty character.

Overall: Master of Malt: Not the usual bruiser you expect from Brora, but a very fine whisky nonetheless. The Whisky Exchange: Absolutely stunningly complex whisky which changed many times throughout the hour we spent together. Smoke and peat are there at the end in perfect balance. Passion for Whisky: This is one of the finest whiskies ever tasted! WhiskyNotes: impressive complexity... much better than the last few years. Whisky Connosr: Very complex and well balanced. Everything is a very delicate dance of flavors that all serve to balance each other. Reddit (u/Nock): holy fuck, this has so many smells! As soon as it hit my lips, my reservations and bad memories of scotch disappeared. Malt Runners: I didn't quite get the hype with my first Brora. Now I do. There is a lot going on here, and not many whiskies can pull off this sort of combination so well. I like that the peat doesn't dominate, but accents the other flavors.

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