High Roller Lounge/Bruichladdich Black Art 1992 Edition 29 year 750 ml
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Bruichladdich Black Art 1992 Edition 29 year 750 ml

Islay · 88.2 Proof
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About this bottle

Black Art is Bruichladdich's most secretive release, a Scotch whisky aged 29 years in a combination of cask types the distillery deliberately keeps undisclosed, which is the entire premise of the series. This 1992 vintage draws on nearly three decades of maturation, giving it far more depth and cask complexity than Bruichladdich's standard-strength core range—expect layered dried fruit, dark chocolate, and resinous oak built up over decades rather than a few years of barrel contact. Because the cask recipe is never revealed, no two Black Art editions taste quite the same, and each is released as a one-time, non-repeatable expression. It's a whisky for serious collectors and long-time Bruichladdich drinkers rather than a casual weeknight pour.

How to drink Bruichladdich Black Art 1992

Pour it neat in a proper whisky glass and take your time with it—29 years of cask influence deserves a slow first sip before adding anything. If you do want to open it up further, add water in small drops rather than ice.

Tasting notes
NoseTropical fruit, coconut, tobacco leaf, toasted pine, oak spice and honeyed melon
PalateBrown sugar, chocolate, coconut and apricot with baked banana and mango
FinishHoney and vanilla lingering through soft old-cask spice
Specs

Scotch88.2 proof · Islay

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Questions about this bottle

How should an old, rare Scotch like this be served?

Neat, at room temperature, in a tulip glass, tasted slowly—long-aged whiskies like this reveal more the longer they sit in the glass.

What is the 'Black Art' series?

It's Bruichladdich's secret-recipe line—each edition uses an undisclosed combination of cask types, so the exact blend behind this 1992 vintage is intentionally never revealed.

Is this a repeatable, ongoing product?

No, each Black Art edition is a one-time release from a specific vintage, so once a batch sells out it won't be replicated.

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