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Bruichladdich Rocks
| Category | Single Malt Whisky from |
| District | Islay |
| Bottler | Distillery Bottling |
| Bottled | 2005 |
| Cask type | Banyuls Wine Finish |
| Strength | 46.0 % Vol. |
| Bottle size | 700 ml |
| Availability |  |
| Price | ± € 37.00 | £ 31.42 | $ 47.60 |
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| Added: 9 Jul. 2007 10:11 pm | |
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Notes & Reviews
posted 7 Jan. 2013
drkrylov gave this whisky 80 points
Weighted rate
80
Nose - aroma
80
Initial taste
80
Body
85
Finish
75
Price
80
Presentation
80
Yuri Krylov
posted 7 Jan. 2013
drkrylov gave this whisky 80 points
Color
Yellow gold
Nose
Lemon peel, grape juice, satsumas, mint syrup, bleach.
Taste
A bit briny, sea air. Quite maritime in nature, however, the wine finish seems to have "candy-coated"
Finish
A little bit of peat in this. Brine comes out with a bit of earthy tobacco.
Comments
Yuri Krylov
posted 17 Jan. 2012
mmaclean gave this whisky 81 points
"Bruichladdich Rocks was introduced to the range in 2007, and is designed to be taken with ice (`Rocks`, geddit?)."
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Remember it\'s maturity that makes whisky great! That\'s why I Love The Glenrothes!
posted 3 Jan. 2012
mmaclean gave this whisky 81 points
Aged in bourbon and Grenache red wine casks. Youthful, with green grape
fruit and a syrupy sweetness. A straightforward whisky. Not overly
complex or long on the finish, nor was it intended to be. As its name
suggests, it was made to be consumed on the rocks. Similar to the 2011, you may add a couple drops of water to this one.
fruit and a syrupy sweetness. A straightforward whisky. Not overly
complex or long on the finish, nor was it intended to be. As its name
suggests, it was made to be consumed on the rocks. Similar to the 2011, you may add a couple drops of water to this one.
Remember it\'s maturity that makes whisky great! That\'s why I Love The Glenrothes!
posted 1 Jun. 2011
gralson gave this whisky 77 points
Color
Amber
Nose
fresh, lemon, lightly peat and very lightly smoke, later a little bit spicy from spices, a bit of sweets butter-cream, not very alcoholic
Taste
little gentian and dry, "low", lightly peat, later citruses, large sweetness in the background
Finish
finish long enough, bitterly sour, at the end a little of gentian
Comments
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In collection - 110 x
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