*Old bottling, some letter on the outer case might be fading

Royal Brackla was the first distillery to be allowed to use the 'Royal' title, and 2015 saw it get its own range of single malts. 

Fit for a King

Finished in Finest Sherry Casks for Regal Opulence Royal Brackla distillery is one of the oldest in the World, the bountiful lands around it form part of the splendid cawdor estate. In 1833, King William IV bestowed Regal status upon Brackla with a 'Royal Warrant' of appointment. An accolade that was an industry first.

• NOSE

  Clean, bright aromas of fresh fruit – green apple, melon and pear – followed by warming notes of honey- and toffee-covered sponge cake. A touch of light, fresh floral notes, too, with a hint of ginger and cinnamon.

• PALATE

  Honeyed fruit at first, then warmer, spicy notes of cinnamon, ginger and clove. Very clean and bright – the fruit and spice leap from the glass. Nice toffee richness, too.

• FINISH

  The warming spicy fruit lingers.