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The legal stuff: not providing your contact details may mean we have to delete your comments if another member of our community complains about them. You should know that we will store your details securely just in case we need to get in touch with you about your post in the future. That information will be held by us in accordance with our (although, in the case where you only give us your name and contact details in connection with a review, we will never use that information for any promotional or marketing purposes). Peaty on the finish. But slightly lacking in the intensity of that Bruichladdich 'zing' in the middle. The wine is also there at the back (well - on the palate to be precise). It does blend in more peat than usual for a Bruichladdich (octomore excepted of course!).

I just cat help thinking that the 'Black Art' I tasted last week is more subtle and complex. Mind you - this one is nearly half the price. You pays your money and all that.personally I love all the Bruichladdichs I've tasted! 28th February 2011.