Bruichladdich 2009 Deoch An Deamhain

Category	SINGLE MALT
Distillery	Bruichladdich
Bottler	Distillery Bottling
Bottling Series	-
Vintage	2009
Bottled Year	2016
Age	6년
Cask Type	Sherry Blood Tub
Cask Number	-
Bottles Released	-
ABV	55.9%
Volume	700 ml
Label	-
Country	Scotland
Region	Islay

Flavor Profile

Vanilla

Sweet

Oaky

Honey

Fruity

Creamy

Dried Fruit

Spicy

Citrus

Smoky

Chocolate

Herbal

Floral

Nutty

Peaty

Maritime

Tasting Notes

Colour

gold. Not a sherry bloodtub, the whisky would be black

air Nose

bizarrely, it is straighter and cleaner than the 2005, more on the typical ‘vanilla-ed coastal melons’, although there would be several tinier notes arising, especially small berries, blueberries, service-berries… That’s funny and interesting, reminding us of many a white Alsatian eau-de-vie. With water: rather more vanilla, but it’s all kind of natural. Other than that, small berries abound…

restaurant Palate

fat, creamy, and yet extraordinarily melony. There’s always melon in Bruichladdich, but this has more melon than melon. Didn’t I make my point? With water: you bet! But it’s rather going towards melon syrup. Citron liqueur too (check the Corsicans’)

timer Finish

long, immensely fruity, becoming a tad more citrusy. So citrons over melons…

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