BRUICHLADDICH WHISKEY: THE EXCELLENCE OF ISLAY

The Bruichladdich Distillery, founded in 1881 by the Harvey brothers, is one of Islay's whisky legends. The brothers, who came from a family renowned in the whisky industry, aimed to revolutionize distilling. The distillery was designed to be the antithesis of the island's traditional distilleries, with a modern design for the time, optimized around a central courtyard and designed to harness gravity. Bruichladdich was above all an innovative and technological distillery, embodying the spirit of late 19th-century modernity. From its inception, Bruichladdich distinguished itself by its exclusive specialization in the production of single malts, a radical departure from the distilleries of the time, which primarily produced blends. The brand produces several unique expressions: Bruichladdich, a smooth and fruity whisky; Port Charlotte, a peated single malt; and Octomore, a whisky noted as the most peated in the world.