Torabhaig Sound of Sleet Batch Strength 70cl 60.2%

THE SPIRIT WAREHOUSE LTD

£74

Behind the Torabhaig distillery is the Sound of Sleat. A narrow, untamed strip of sea dividing Skye and the mainland. Called Linne Shlèite in Gaelic. And what we’ve called the fourth chapter in our Legacy Series - now reimagined in Batch Strength. Sound of Sleat Batch Strength is a bolder take on the evolving house style of Smoke with Taste. Peated to over 78PPM, with an in-glass phenol level of 19PPM, this release dials up the intensity while maintaining balance. A true expression of the elements, bottled at a robust 60.2% ABV. Crafted from Concerto and Laureate malted barley, fermented over

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