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Bruichladdich 1967 32 Year Old Cask #967 First Cask

ABV: 46% - Size: 70cl

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Another independent bottling of Bruichladdich, a Scotch whisky from the Islay region. This was distilled some time in 1967 and then bottled and released by First Cask. Comes in a regular 70cl bottle and is bottled at a healthy ABV of 46%.

About the whisky

Distillery:: Bruichladdich Distillery
Bottler:: First Cask
Age:: 32 Year Old
Region:: Islay
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Single Malt

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