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Port Charlotte Islay Barley 2013 Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky

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Port Charlotte Islay Barley 2013 is a bold and expressive single malt that embodies the spirit of Islay. Made entirely from barley grown by seven local farming partners, this whisky is not just a product of the island – it is a celebration of its heritage. Distilled, matured, and bottled on Islay, it captures the raw beauty of the land and the dedication of those who farm it. Heavily peated to 40 PPM, it stays true to the traditional Islay style, while offering a depth and complexity that is unmistakable.

Aged for eight years in a combination of ex-American whiskey barrels and French wine casks from Pessac-Léognan, this whisky delivers a dynamic interplay of flavours.

This Port Charlotte Islay Barley 2013 is a remarkable whisky, showcasing the pure essence of Islay barley and the craftsmanship of those who bring it to life. It is a dram that speaks to the island’s rugged beauty, offering a perfect balance of smoke, fruit, and oak – a truly unforgettable experience.

Tasting Note:On the nose, delicate floral notes of lily and geranium evolve into warm orange zest and earthy peat smoke, balanced by sweet aromas of banoffee pie, digestive biscuits, and hints of cherry coconut. As you sip, the whisky reveals a silky, full-bodied palate, where ripe fruit, almond, and subtle notes of caramel, vanilla, and muscovado sugar unfold. The peat smoke is ever-present but never overpowering, blending harmoniously with the sweet oak. The finish is long and graceful, with melon, peach, and cherry melting into creamy textures, all wrapped in the lingering warmth of dry peat smoke.

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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