* Poit Dhubh eight Year Old Gaelic Malt Whiskey 43% vol. 0.7l - label damaged

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In 1976, Iain Noble Bart founded the company with the Gaelic name? Pràban Na Linne? on the Isle of Skye.
Iain Noble Bart is keen to pass on the Gaelic heritage of Scotland.
In addition to his whiskeys, which invariably bear all the Gaelic names, he founded a Gaelic college in Scotland.
The Scots say a whiskey with a Gaelic name on its label tastes so good again.

"Poit Dhubh" (pronounced: Potch Ghoo) means black pot still, which means "black distilled whiskey".
All Poit Dhubh bottlings are not cold-filtered and contain no dyes.
In 2002, the 12-year-old bottling won the Silver Medal at the International Wine & Spirit Competition, an annual Oscar-winning event, and the Bronze Medal at the International Spirits Challenge in the same year.

A very nice Scotch Blended Malt, matured in sherry casks with soft sherry flavors and a slight peatiness.