Bruichladdich Bere Barley 2006 Kynagarry Farm
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Lot number: 440853
Winning bid: £45
Bere is one of the world's oldest domestic cereals with Scottish antecedents that stretch back more than 6,000 years. Quite different to modern varieties, it produces hopelessly small yields and is difficult to grow and harvest. The dense, rich grist also plays havoc with our Victorian machinery, but the end result is a fascinating, uber-provenance single malt whisky.
This is the 2nd Edition from Kynagarry Farm. Bruichladdich sayu: The grain foir our second release of bere barley was grown on Islay and Kynagarry Farm on Dunlossit Estate where it was sown in chemical-free ground that had been unused for a century.
Light, zesty and bursting with fruit, this unique dram continues to surprise us all with its extraordinary character and depth of flavours.
50% ABV / 70cl.
Bottle number: 5911 of 7650
Featured in The 44th Auction, ended December 7, 2014
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