About Royal Brackla

Royal Brackla Distillery is regarded as one of Scotland’s most prestigious and historically significant distilleries, owned by John Dewar & Sons of Bacardi. In 1833, it became the first Scotch whisky distillery ever granted a Royal Warrant by King William IV to earn the title “The King’s Own Whisky". Today, Royal Brackla is recognised for its refined Highland character and luxurious cask finishes.

History

1833 — Granted a Royal Warrant by King William IV
1898 — Distillery rebuilt and modernised
1943–1945 — Production paused during the WW2
1991 — Distillery officially reopened
1998 — Acquired and operated by John Dewar & Sons, part of Bacardi
2019 — Relaunched globally with premium single malt collection
Highlands

Royal Brackla 2018

7.7

Years Old

2018

Distilled

273

Bottles
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Measurement Guide

The Bottlers Guide

Oct 2021

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From 2036

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Distillation Profile

The spirit's original flavour profile before it enters the cask. Shaped by the distillery's production methods, it forms the foundation of the whisky's future character.

Maturation Route

The anticipated evolution of flavour as spirit and oak interact over time. As maturation progresses, the cask gradually shapes the whisky's aroma, texture and taste.

The Collectors Lens

2036-2041

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Your cask as a collectable

Beyond flavour and maturation, the Collector's Lens evaluates the factors that contribute to a cask's rarity, desirability, and collectability, providing a broader perspective on its long-term potential.

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