Caol Ila

THE DISTILLERS' ART LIMITED

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Caol Ila Single Malt Scotch Whisky, with a limited edition signed print “Caol Isla” by the artist Brian McFie. Like our landscape study of Islay itself, this magnificent malt is redolent of green pastures and peat smoke. Nose: Full grassy, smoky whiff with a light essence of tobacco leaf. Palate: It is oily and salty with a gentle smokiness rounded by sweet fruit **frame not included Finish: A long rich burst of peppery peat smoke. Artist Brian McFie: I’ve always liked the sound of Jura. Walking north from port Askaig ferry you walk along the foreshore in front of the Caol ila distillery. The

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