Whisky 8 Years Old Lagavulin
Unique product of the distillery in honor of whiskey historian Alfred Barnard, who tasted an 8-year-old Lagavulin in 1880 and was thrilled. The label bears the name of the Port Ellen distillery, founded in 1816 by John Johnston, which has now become an icon of Scottish Whiskey and the Isle of Islay. Bottled in Cask Strength to maintain the purity of the aromas, it is a whiskey aged in American ex-bourbon and European ex-sherry barrels.
Lagavulin
The warmth of peat, the breath of the ocean and over two centuries of legend. Nestled on the southern coast of Islay, near the historic ruins of Dunyveg Castle, the Lagavulin distillery is one of the oldest and most revered sanctuaries in all of Scotland. Since 1816, this Single Malt has captured the wildest and most captivating essence of its bay, combining the purest waters, long fermentations and exceptionally slow distillation within its distinctive pear-shaped stills.
The result is a monumental whisky, renowned worldwide for its unmistakable profile: an intense and deep peatiness that blends masterfully with salty notes, hints of dried fruit and a gently smoky smoothness. Whether it is the legendary 16 Years Old or the limited editions most sought after by collectors, every bottle of Lagavulin represents the aristocracy of spirits.
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