Brora 1982 Rare Malts Selection 20 Year Old

The nose delivers waxy lemon, coastal brine, peat smoke, and honey. On the palate, grassy malt, honeycomb, soft peat, and dried herbs combine in elegant balance. The finish is long and refined, with maritime smoke and lingering sweetness.

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Pairs beautifully with roast lamb, smoked cheeses, or citrus desserts. Complements dark chocolate.

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Best neat, a rare bottling that demands slow appreciation.

Part of Diageo’s Rare Malts series, cementing Brora’s place in whisky lore.

One of the earliest official bottlings to showcase Brora’s cult appeal. An iconic whisky that introduced many to Brora’s waxy, smoky, coastal signature. Founded in 1825 on Islay’s southern coast, Port Ellen is one of the most mythical closed distilleries in Scotland. Shut down in 1983, it has since become legendary for its maritime peat smoke, citrus brightness, and complex minerality. Once used primarily in blends, its surviving casks are now among the most collectible in the world. With Diageo’s plans to revive the distillery, Port Ellen stands as both a relic of the past and a beacon of Islay’s enduring whisky heritage.