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Bruichladdich 2011 Micro Provenance Single Amarone Cask 300, 12-Year-Old Islay Single Malt Whisky, 61.7%
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Bruichladdich 2011 Micro Provenance Single Amarone Cask 300, 12-Year-Old Islay Single Malt Whisky, 61.7%

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The latest release in the extremely rare Bruichladdich Micro Provenance series, this 12-Year-Old whisky has been made using a single barley variety called 'Bere', distilled 2011 and matured exclusively in a single 2nd fill Amarone Red Wine cask from Italy.  Just 288 bottles were coaxed from the cask and released in 2023.

Barley Variety:  Bere
Distillation Date:  24/02/2011
Bottling Date:  10/05/2023
Cask Number:  300
Cask Type:  2nd Fill AMF Amarone 
Warehouse Info:  WHS11, L10

Category: Bruichladdich Cask Strength Islay Scotland Single Cask Single Malt Unpeated Whisky

About the distillery

The Bruichladdich distillery on Islay is at the forefront of environmental action in Scotland's whisky industry. A recent project launched in 2021 aims to use sustainable energy to heat the distillery, creating only water as a waste product, eliminating all CO2 emissions.

Alongside their environmental credentials, Bruichladdich also proudly practices a very traditional approach to distilling that is fairly radical today. All their Single Malt Whiskies are based on Scottish Barley, with around half of that coming from Islay itself, and 5% organically grown.

Three whiskies in different styles are produced at Bruichladdich: The unpeated Bruichladdich bottles, the heavily peated Port Charlotte, and the ultra-heavily peated Octomore.

All Bruichladdich's whisky focus on terroir, quality, and careful cask maturation, with a degree of detail seen in few distilleries anywhere else in the world.

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