Bruichladdich 1984 Redder Still Bottled 2007 70cl / 50.4%

A bottle of Bruichladdich Redder Still, the second in Bruichladdich's 'Still' series.

This whisky was distilled in 1984 and first matured in ex-bourbon casks before spending additional time in French Tronçais oak, which imparts a red hue to the spirit. This was bottled in 2007 at cask strength.

This is bottle number 0334 of 4080.

Bruichladdich's unpeated character sets it apart from its Islay neighbours. It was built by brothers William, Richard and John Harvey in 1881 and, like its late Victorian counterparts, mainly produced malt to supply blends. The distillery passed through several owners during the 20th century and joined Whyte & Mackay's portfolio in 1993. It was closed for a short period until it was purchased by Murray McDavid and reopened in 2001. Today the distillery is owned by Rémy Cointreau.

This Bruichladdich 1984 Redder Still sold at our online auction for £450