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Royal Brackla 13 Year / 70cl 48.5% / Thompson Brothers LIBRARY EXCLUSIVES some slightly burnt pastries are
Royal Brackla 13 Year / 70cl 48.5% / Thompson Brothers LIBRARY EXCLUSIVES some slightly burnt pastries are
Royal Brackla 13 Year / 70cl 48.5% / Thompson Brothers LIBRARY EXCLUSIVES some slightly burnt pastries are
Royal Brackla 13 Year / 70cl 48.5% / Thompson Brothers LIBRARY EXCLUSIVES some slightly burnt pastries are

Royal Brackla 13 Year / 70cl 48.5% / Thompson Brothers LIBRARY EXCLUSIVES some slightly burnt pastries are

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Royal Brackla 13 Year / 70cl 48.5% / Thompson Brothers LIBRARY EXCLUSIVES some slightly burnt pastries areRoyal Brackla is called Royal Brackla for a reason. Captain William Fraser of Brackla House on the estate of Cawdor Castle originally founded the distillery in 1812. The distillery started distilling that same year. The distillery was the first to be granted a royal warrant by King William IV in 1835. Only few other distilleries have ever been given a royal warrant. This distinction gave the distillery leverage over the rest of the market. From this

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some slightly burnt pastries are back

fine and subtle with olfactive variations coming alive to a martial rhythm

Sophie and Caroline who are involved in every aspect of the production

This Aultmore 14 Year old bottled at 48

intense taste

Royal Brackla 13 Year / 70cl 48.5% / Thompson Brothers LIBRARY EXCLUSIVES some slightly burnt pastries areRoyal Brackla is called Royal Brackla for a reason. Captain William Fraser of Brackla House on the estate of Cawdor Castle originally founded the distillery in 1812. The distillery started distilling that same year. The distillery was the first to be granted a royal warrant by King William IV in 1835. Only few other distilleries have ever been given a royal warrant. This distinction gave the distillery leverage over the rest of the market. From this

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