Laphroaig 18 Year Old
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Laphroaig 18 Year Old
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Description
Laphroaig's 18 Year Old marks a defining chapter in the distillery's prestigious history, presenting a matured character enriched by deep, intricate flavours. This exceptional single malt, a proud product of Islay, has been meticulously aged in ex-bourbon barrels, allowing it to develop a richer and more complex profile.
- Country: Scotland
- Region: Islay
- Size: 70cl
- Type: Single Malt Whisky
- Age: 18
- Number of Bottles: 1
- Strength (%): 48%
- Distillery: Laphroaig
- Distillery Status: Operational
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About the Distillery:
The Laphroaig distillery was established in 1815 by Donald and Alexander Johnston. The Johnstons who founded Laphroaig were from the Clan Donald and are likely to be from the MacIain of Ardnamurchan branch of the clan. The family anglicised their name to Johnston. The last member of the Johnston family to run the distillery was Ian Hunter, a nephew of Sandy Johnston, who died childless in 1954 and left the distillery to one of his managers, Bessie Williamson.
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