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“Bottle limited to 2 per member The nose had something intriguingly dusty and woody – wardrobe interiors, attics or old-fashioned weaving looms, with the sweetness of…”Extract · full tasting notes at SMWS
SMWS 55.62 is a single cask of Royal Brackla, in the Highland region, 13 years old, bottled at 56.9%. Every Society bottle numbered 55.x is from Royal Brackla.
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On the Cawdor estate near Nairn, Brackla was built in 1812 by Captain William Fraser and in 1833 became the first distillery granted a royal warrant, by William IV, whose 'King's Own Whisky' it became. Long fermentations and tall stills run slowly for plenty of copper contact give a light, fruity spirit that takes beautifully to sherry wood. Part of the Dewar's family (Bacardi).