Bruichladdich 15 Year Old comes from a distillery known for doing things their own way, unpeated, coastal, and deeply expressive. This release captures the calm beauty of Islay without the smoke, offering a gentler side of the island that many never get to taste. It feels like discovering a quiet moment by the shoreline, wrapped in barley sweetness and sea-kissed air.

Bruichladdich 15 Year Old 70cl
Brand: Bruichladdich | Category: Single Malt Scotch Whisky | ABV: 46% | Origin: Islay, Scotland | Vol: 70cl

Tasting Profile
Nose: Soft malt, warm vanilla, gentle citrus, and subtle sea breeze notes drifting through.
Palate: Creamy and layered with honeyed barley, orchard fruits, light spice, and a touch of coastal minerality.
Finish: Long and graceful with lingering sweetness, soft oak, and a whisper of maritime freshness.

Production Details:
Distilled slowly using traditional Victorian equipment and matured on Islay to capture the island’s maritime character. Made from high-quality Scottish barley and bottled unpeated to highlight natural flavor and distillery purity.

Perfect For:
Relaxed evenings, quiet reflection, sharing with friends who appreciate subtlety, or introducing someone to the elegant, non-smoky side of Islay.

Expert Notes:
Respected for its balance and purity, this 15-year-old shows why Bruichladdich remains a favorite among whisky purists and collectors.

Customer Reviews:
“Smooth and elegant, exactly what I love about unpeated Islay.”
“Fruit, malt, and sea air. Beautiful whisky.”
“Goes down so easily but still feels complex.”

Interesting Fact:
Bruichladdich uniquely matures almost all its whisky entirely on Islay, believing the island’s environment is essential to the final flavor.

Serving Suggestions:
Enjoy neat to appreciate its gentle complexity, or add a few drops of water to open up more fruit and vanilla tones.

Distillery Background:
Founded in 1881 and revived by passionate innovators, Bruichladdich champions traditional methods, local barley, and transparency. Their commitment to authenticity and terroir makes them one of Scotland’s most character-driven distilleries.