Bruichladdich Black Art 2.2 - 1989 21 Year Old

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The 5th Release, incarnation, manifesation, embodiment of Black Art.

Distilled back in 1989 and aged for 21 Years - Unpeated.

The second release showcasting the spellbinding craft of head distiller , Jim McEwan. Another rare beguiling and complex spirit. A mystery of distiller and coppers art. Indeed a work of alchemy with dark secrets of which Jim will not reveal.

Bruichladdich Tasting notes:
Nose - An opening bouquet of cherry blossom and deep red rose gives way to a rainbow of soft ripe red fruits; redcurrant, loganberry, damson, apricot and blackberry crystallised with soft brown sugar. A sensational opening for the toasted oak and sweet malted barley, which give structure and strength.
Palate - An opening bouquet of cherry blossom and deep red rose gives way to a rainbow of soft ripe red fruits; redcurrant, loganberry, damson, apricot and blackberry crystallised with soft brown sugar. A sensational opening for the toasted oak and sweet malted barley, which give structure and strength.
Finish - A manifestation of single malt joy!

The Black Art 2.2 from Bruichladdich Distillery, Islay.
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