ROYAL BRACKLA 18 YEARS
Established in 1812 by Captain William Fraser, Royal Brackla is one of Scotland’s oldest distilleries. It is known as ‘The King’s Own Whisky’, becoming the first ‘Royal’ scotch in 1833. The whiskies’ rich, elegant character comes from our time honoured production techniques, and our Master Blender’s obsession with maturation and finishing in the finest selected wood from America and Jerez.
₹25,000.00
Enticing and complex– rich spices, creamy vanilla, big, succulent soft fruits and cocoa powder, brightened with a zing of citrus.
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