Whisky Bruichladdich, "Port Charlotte" The Peat Project, 200 ml

"Port Charlotte" The Peat Project - single malt whiskey distilled from several different malt whiskeys smoky, so he released without age. Whiskey, a part of Pete Project, distilled from heavily "peated" barley to the level of phenolic 40 ppm, and then kept in American oak barrels in storage in the nearby village of Port Charlotte.

Brukladdi distillery founded in 1881 on the island of Islay, on the lake of the Indus. Translated from gellskogo its name means "Land coast," it is the westernmost distillery in Scotland. The company has experienced several periods of stagnation and decline before 2001 it bought Jim McEwan, along with several other investors. The new owners of the distillery Brukladdi refused to add caramel and using the method of cold filtration, elected in their opinion the optimal strength of the drink 46% and created a unique whiskey. They also developed a new packaging design and labels than the given product even more modern look. Long breaks in the work of the distillery preserved primeval elements of Scottish distilleries. Preserved iron tank for mixing alcohol outdoors, vintage forged distiller, fermentation tanks of American pine and storage for aging whiskey. From time to time the barrels with an alcohol bring to the beach, where in the process of aging whiskey is saturated with sea aromas.