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Octomore 10 years Of. 2016 Second Limited Release - One of 18000 ----(amber)
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    Octomore 10 years Of. 2016 Second Limited Release - One of 18000
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    About the producer

    In 2002, Bruichladdich's master distiller Jim McEwan decided he wanted to create the peatiest whisky in the world, adding Octomore to its range range of unpeated (Bruichladdich) and very peated (Port Charlotte) whiskies. In addition to its extraordinary phenol content, Octomore is also characterized by an innovative approach to the blending and ageing of these spirits.

    About the wine

    A Bruichladdich 10 Year Old bottled in 2016, made with barley peated to 167 ppm and matured in bourbon and white Grenache casks in P2, a stone warehouse in the village of Port Charlotte. This second edition of Octomore 10 Year Old was a limited edition of 18,000 bottles.

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    Characteristics of the producer and cuvée

    Region: United Kingdom - Islay

    Producers and wineries: Bruichladdich - Octomore

    Colour: amber

    Appellation: Octomore

    Viticulture: conventional More information....

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