Collectors Whiskey Brora 1978 Rare old Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Brora 1978 Rare old Single Malt Scotch Whisky 46%
Appearance ; Pale Gold

On the Nose (Neat); Initially sweet butterscotch with lemon and lime aromas. A subtle peat smoke edge develops and lingers with a hint of coffee.

Palate (Neat): white pepper, ripe banana, coconut and plum flavours which are complemented by a lingering tobacco edge.
On The Nose with water added: Cured bacon notes with hints of honey and toasted malt. Complimented by rhubarb, blueberry and lemon aromas.

Palate with water added: Charred wood with ripe banana, peach and orange flavours. A lingering hint of mint develops.

Body: Medium.

Finish: Medium in length, smooth with a touch of smoke.

Cask type: 1st Fill Sherry Hogshead.

Tasting Style Good old rare Highland Dram.

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Brora 24 year old 1977 Rare Malts Selection Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Brora 24 year old Rare Malts Selection bottled at Natural Cask Strength.
Distilled in 1977 and bottled  October 2001.
Limited Edition. Bottle Number 3968


Built in 1819 by the Marquis of Stafford, destined to be future Duke of Sutherland, Brora now closed, enjoyed fine buildings and befitting one of Scotlands earliest purpose built malt distilleries.

To enjoy this bright gold 24 year old Northern Highland cask strength at its best, measure one part whisky to two parts spring still water at room temperature.

Any slight cloudiness is normal in an un-filtered cask strength malt whisky.

When tasting, look for the bracing iodine aromas and polished, sweet smokey character of this mighty coastal malt, with its long, finally mustard-dry finish.


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Brora Scotch Whisky 1982 Gordon & Macphail 43% 70cl

Original known as  Brora  now called - Clynlish- was founded in 1819 by the Marquis of Stafford
The present Clynlish Distillery  was built in 1968.
Location Highlands region, Northern District, Sutherland.
Water source Clynemilton Burn 

Distilled 1982

Bottled 2008 By Gordon & MacPhail under the Connoisseurs Choice Label

Brora 1982 Single Malt Scotch Whisky Tasting Notes..

Nose: Dried fruits, some floral and cinnamon notes.

Palate: Some peat reek and hints of sherry wood.

Body: Complex.

Finish: A subtle fruitiness.
Cask Type: Refill Sherry Butts