Royal Brackla 1976 Scott's Selection

Royal Brackla Mackillop's Choice 1976 33yo

I've always wanted to try a really old malt but price is the barrier. This 33yo Royal Brackla however was just about affordable with pricing still only in double digits. And distilled just 30 days after I was born I therefore thought it was the perfect match. The colour is paler than I'd expect but with a very very spicy and slightly citrussy...

Score 89/100

Royal Brackla Infrequent Flyers 12 Year Old

This is from a sample courtesy of @Wierdo (cheers again, mate!) and will be my first try of any Brackla. Bottled from a single hogshead by Infrequent Flyers, and is also my first sample from them too. Review is from a 25ml pour with a tsp of water and it's a lovely light hay colour. Nose - soft and sweet are my initial impressions with sherbert...

Score 87/100

Royal Brackla 19 Year Old 1997 Berry Bros & Rudd

King William IV visited the Brackla distillery in 1835. He enjoyed the whisky so much, that he offered them a Royal Warrant. Since then the distillery is known as Royal Brackla. In 1998 the distillery became the property of John Dewar & Sons. There are not many official bottings, but there is a whole range with the independents. This is one...

Score 84/100

Royal Brackla Signatory 1993/2011 Cask 3091+3092

Extremely light in colour, pale straw. A little bit green and grassy with some dandelion. First taste has some heat and some spicy cherry wood flavours that come through. Overall impression is very mild. Light-bodied with a short finish.

Score 76/100