Port Charlotte SYC01 2013

Port Charlotte SYC01 2013

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Port Charlotte SYC01 2013
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HED01769

70 cl

54.4%
£111.00
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Port Charlotte SYC01 2013 is a single malt whisky crafted by the Port Charlotte Distillery, located on the rugged Isle of Islay, Scotland. Distilled in 2013, this expression embodies the distillery`s commitment to traditional methods and is peated to a phenol level of 40ppm. The whisky presents a complex profile of brine, smoke, and subtle fruitiness. Port Charlotte is known for reviving the historic whisky-making practices of Islay, drawing on recipes from the 19th century while employing contemporary craftsmanship. Aged in a combination of second fill Bourbon and first fill Syrah wine casks.
First Fill Bourbon Cask

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