Lochindaal 10 Year Old 2010 (cask 4359) - Auld Goonsy's Malt

Distillery
Bruichladdich
Region
Islay
Country
Scotland
Type
Single Malt
ABV
50%
Age
10 years
Price
£169.94
Tasting notes
Smokey, Fresh Fruit, Oily, Toasted, Honey
Description
Bruichladdich's medium-peated Islay character emerges clearly in this Lochindaal expression, a decade spent in first-fill bourbon cask from 2010 to 2021, with 270 bottles released under the Auld Goonsy's Malt label. Expect brine and distant smoke balanced against sweet vanilla, caramel, and a gentle fruitiness from the virgin wood. The texture is oily and coating, with smoke that builds rather than dominates the finish. This suits Islay enthusiasts seeking restraint—approachable enough for newcomers to peated whisky, complex enough for veterans.

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ABV

50%

Age

10 yr

Style

Single

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Lochindaal 10 Year Old 2010 (cask 4359) - Auld Goonsy's Malt is a 10-year-old single malt from Bruichladdich (Islay, Scotland), bottled at 50% ABV. Expect vibrant and fruity, intensely smoky and sweet character — smokey, fresh fruit, oily, toasted. Best suited for experienced drinkers who enjoy bold, complex whiskies. A collector's expression at a premium price point.

Bruichladdich's medium-peated Islay character emerges clearly in this Lochindaal expression, a decade spent in first-fill bourbon cask from 2010 to 2021, with 270 bottles released under the Auld Goonsy's Malt label. Expect brine and distant smoke balanced against sweet vanilla, caramel, and a gentle fruitiness from the virgin wood. The texture is oily and coating, with smoke that builds rather than dominates the finish. This suits Islay enthusiasts seeking restraint—approachable enough for newcomers to peated whisky, complex enough for veterans.

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