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Distillery |
Laphroaig (The Johnstons Started Farming At Laphroaig Around 1800, And Soon After Messers Charles And Willie Doig were Asked To Do Some 'Work On A Distillery'. By 1815 Laphroaig's Reputation Had = |
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Type |
Malt = Spread And The Tax Man Was Getting Suspicious So They 'Officially' Established 'Johnston & Johnston' And The Legend of Laphroaig Had Begun. Today's Laphroaig Is Famously Peated, Using = |
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Region |
Isle of Islay = Malt of 35ppm Phenol Levels But Tasting Like Much More.) Water Source Kilbride Dam. |
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Age |
30 |
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Distilled |
Not On Label |
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Size |
70 cl e |
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Proof |
43 % vol. |
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Notes |
Laphroaig Càirdeas, Special Bottling For Our Friends of Laphroaig, Double Maturation, 60 % Sherry And 40 % Ex-Bourbon Casks, Bottle n°215 of 1536, Distilled, Bottled In Scotland By Laphroaig Dist. |
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