Bruichladdich 9 Year Old Micro Provenance 2010

Bruichladdich 9 Year Old Micro Provenance 2010

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Bruichladdich 9 Year Old Micro Provenance 2010
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HED04325

70 cl

63.5%
£240.00
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Bruichladdich 9 Year Old Micro Provenance 2010 is a single cask release from the renowned Bruichladdich distillery, known for its commitment to transparency in whisky production. This expression was matured in premium Italian wine cask #2784, filled on 5th October 2010 and bottled on 15th September 2020. Limited to only 282 bottles, exclusively available to the UK Laddie Crew, this whisky exemplifies the distillery`s emphasis on single cask authenticity and meticulous craftsmanship, offering insight into its unique maturation process.
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