Bruichladdich Islay Barley Kentraw Farm 2004 Scotch Whisky Country_South Africa iodine notes come and go

iodine notes come and go a touch of myrtle and birch

All of these are more typical Balvenie flavoursFinish: The interplay of sweetness and smokiness finally melds into a fragrant

maritime salt and nuts

located in the Highlands of Scotland

Bruichladdich Islay Barley Kentraw Farm 2004 Scotch Whisky Country_South Africa iodine notes come and goBorn from a passion for barley, this expression from Bruichladdich is the first to have used Islay grown barley in recent times. The barley malted was grown by framer Raymond Stewart on Kentraw Farm, with whom this bottling shares its name, the farm sits little more than a mile away from the Bruichladdich distillery.