Islay Scotch/Bruichladdich Octomore 13.1 750 ml

Bruichladdich Octomore 13.1 750 ml

Whisky · 118.4 Proof
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About this bottle

Octomore 13.1 is the standard release in Bruichladdich's most heavily peated series, distilled from Scottish barley malted to 137.3 ppm and matured five years in first-fill American oak ex-bourbon barrels. Bottled at cask strength — 59.2% ABV, 118.4 proof — it delivers a wall of campfire smoke up front that settles into vanilla, citrus, and barley sugar underneath, courtesy of the ex-bourbon wood. The finish is long, smoky, and surprisingly sweet given the phenol level. This is a whisky for peat enthusiasts who've already worked through the big Islay names and want something more extreme, not a first Scotch.

How to drink Octomore 13.1

A splash of water is worth it here — cask strength and 137.3 ppm can overwhelm the palate neat until it's cut slightly, which also lets the vanilla and citrus underneath the smoke come forward. Ice is optional but works if you want a cooler, more restrained pour.

Specs

Whisky118.4 proof

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Questions about this bottle

How should Octomore 13.1 be served?

With a splash of water to bring the cask strength down slightly — it opens up the vanilla and citrus notes hiding under the heavy peat smoke. Neat is fine if you want the full intensity.

How peated is Octomore 13.1?

Very — the barley is malted to 137.3 ppm, among the highest phenol levels in Scotch whisky, well beyond a typical Islay malt.

What casks is Octomore 13.1 aged in?

First-fill American oak ex-bourbon barrels for five years, which is where the vanilla and barley-sugar sweetness underneath the smoke comes from.

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