Port Charlotte 7 Year Old Single Cask #1171 Private Bottling

Port Charlotte 10 Year Old 2004 Malts of Scotland

Port Charlotte, the single malt that is produced by Bruichladdich, has been bottled by Malts of Scotland quite a few time already (this is their 17th!). It is the first PC, however, that matured on a French red wine cask. A Leroy red wine cask, to be precise. Domaine Leroy from Auxey-Duresses is known for their biodynamic wines and is at the top...

Score 88/100

Port Charlotte An Turas Mor

Mr ralfy.com reviewed this a quite while back stating it was a whisky for a more advanced pallet with a budget. I think that is the perfect description, this is an interesting and somewhat challenging whisky which ive been told is a vatting of the PC7 and PC8. Here are my notes * Nose: mustard seed, smoked ham and vintage cheddar, pears and apples...

Score 87/100

Port Charlotte PC11 Eòrna Na h-Alba

Every year Bruichladdich presents a cask strength Port Charlotte. PC11 is the 7th release of this limited edition. The number 11 relates to the age of the whisky. PC11 received the, for non-Gaelic speakers, unpronounceable tagline Eòrna Na h-Alba. Gaelic for Scottish barley. It is a tribute to the land and the people who made this whisky. Tasting...

Score 90/100

Port Charlotte 2001 5 Year Old (PC5)

I have had the chance to taste quite some Port Charlotte, but this week I can complete the range. Let me start with the five year old, hence PC5, at 63,5% ABV. Knowing that this is normally the standard to put spirit in the cask, surely this went in at a higher ABV, right? It was bottled in 2006. The nose is immediately grand. Very smoky and...

Score 88/100