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03 Aug 2010

Bruichladdich Waves

Posted by: Ruben In: Bruichladdich

Bruichladdich WavesBruichladdich Waves is part of the series Waves / Rocks / Peat. Waves is moderately peated (15 ppm) and ACE’d in Malvoisie madeira casks, after being matured in ex-bourbon wood.

 

Bruichladdich Waves (46%, OB 2008)

Nose: soaked raisins and vanilla. A little more peat than I expected. Some maritime / grassy notes. A fruity, sweet edge coming from the madeira wine. Mouth: malty start with quite a lot of spices. Another wave of vanilla. Sweet liquorice in the background, and something slightly minty. Finish: medium-long on mellow peat, spices and berries.

A fresh, fruity and easy Bruichladdich. Kind of a summer Islay malt.

Score: 80/100

Bruichladdich Waves 2.5 Ruben [WhiskyNotes] 2010-08-03">

1 Response to "Bruichladdich Waves"

1 | Gal

August 3rd, 2010 at 09:42

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i got this one a year ago and quite sorry for it…
a very mediocre laddie it is.
have not even properly reviewed it.

alas.

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