Royal Brackla

Royal Brackla 12 Year Old 2006 Whisky Agency Taiwan Exclusive Single Cask #300465 Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky WeiWei Fong (2018) 70cl

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Royal Brackla 12 Year Old 2006 Whisky Agency Taiwan Exclusive Single Cask #300465 Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky WeiWei Fong (2018) 70cl 1 of 180 bottles exclusively released in Taiwan...

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Royal Brackla 12 Year Old 2006 Whisky Agency Taiwan Exclusive Single Cask #300465 Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky WeiWei Fong (2018) 70cl
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Royal Brackla 12 Year Old 2006 Whisky Agency Taiwan Exclusive Single Cask #300465 Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky WeiWei Fong (2018) 70cl

1 of 180 bottles exclusively released in Taiwan for The Whisky Agency for WhiskyClub.Co in Taiwan.
Distilled 01/2006,
Bottled 09/2018.
Cask no. 300465.

Cawdor plays has played host to Royal Brackla since the 1812, when it was founded by Captain William Fraser. It was granted the ‘Royal’ warrant in 1835 as King William IV enjoyed its whisky on numerous occasions. A huge honour that only a couple of distilleries can claim to have received. Brackla today is under the ownership of Bacardi after it acquired the Dewar’s distilleries in 1998. It’s always been a well-regarded malt, if slightly unseen at retail and mostly destined for blends. It has taken Dewar’s decades to build up the inventory, as the deal with Diageo did not include any pre-1998 stocks. Now taking centre stage in the last great malts series, we can explore what made this whisky so favoured by royalty, with sherried expressions being particularly enjoyable.

About Royal Brackla

Royal 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 point on, the distillery was allowed to use the addition "Royal" in its name and was also known as "The King's own Whisky".

In 1852, the distillery was taken over by Robert Fraser & Company. They operated the distillery until 1898, at which point the original buildings were demolished and the entire site rebuilt, and the Royal Brackla Distillery Company was founded. In 1919, the distillery changed hands again when John Mitchell and James Leict from Aberdeen acquired the site. In 1926, John Bisset & Company took over the entire distillery. In 1943, SMD took over the distillery when they acquired John Bisset and Company. In 1970, the number of stills was increased from 2 to 4.

The site was mothballed in 1985, and production resumed six years later in 1991. The site underwent a massive renovation in 1997, with more than 2 million Pound Sterling being spent. One year later, the brand Dewar's as well as the distillery had to be sold due to an obligations of the European watchdog. Bacardi bought the distillery and the Dewar's brand from Diageo.

51.3% ABV

70cl

Product specifications table
Specification name Specification Value
Country Scotland
Region Highlands
Whiskey style Single malt, Single cask
Whiskey variety Scotch

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