I like how this distillery tour is 9 minutes tour and 30 minutes tasting :D

I was listening to Adam’s passion while enjoying a Port Charlotte….. fantastic…. Moments like these make your day.

Big credits to the distillery manager, he gives so much usefull information.. due to him i bought some bottles from this distillery and they are all super Ben should prepare himself a little more with questions, because this whole video is only great thanks to the distillery manager

good video. The distillery manager knows his stuff and does a great job of describing his craft. Well done.

I recently picked up the classic laddie and was blown away. Hands down the best scotch for the money in my opinion.

This distillery has been my favorite ever since I tasted the Laddie 10 and the PC7-8 releases. They are consistent and wonderful regardless of unpeated or peated offerings

Well done. Nice tour followed by tasting session with head distiller. Love the Bruichladdich!

Wonderful video. Really appreciate the time and discussions. The Classic Laddie is on of my top 3 favorites. Though I love peated scotch, this is my favorite Islay scotch. Because it is non-peat scotch the other flavors of the barley and other flavors are more pronounce. Be 50% ABV also enhances the experience.

Great video. Really interesting insight from the distillery manager.

A distillery in my top five all time. I feel as though these recent bottles have not been as good as the 10, 16 and the 22, but they are very good, and their random releases (i.e. Micro Provenance) can be stunning.

Awesome tour, very informative and I look forward to visiting Scottland....

I love the Classic Laddie. What a difference from the other Islay scotches. Too bad it's a bit difficult to find around here in Boubon country.

sweetness or floral is a pretty short vocabulary to do a scottish distellery interview trip, at least the manager says it all. Auto-focus is so anoying but again a very informative video!

The Classic Laddie kicks ass but my favorite Bruichladdich is the Port Charlotte Heavily Peated. My CL is a 7year(minimum) and it's a great single malt. It doesn't taste like any of the other Islays I've tried but it still tastes like an Islay, if that makes sense.

Great video!

Adam is such a badass.

I support the very few Scotch makers who don't add caramel color (Glendronach and Macallan are the other two I know of).

The door opened by itself!!!! 31:47

29:09 - 29:13...Damn right!! :)

He looked increasedly annoyed everytime peat was mentioned.

I call nepotism, haha!