Islay whisky manufacturer blends heritage with technology to deliver the perfect dram

摘要

Founded and headquartered on the remote Isle of Islay in the Inner Hebrides in 1881, Bruichladdich is a globally renowned whisky distillery, mainly producing single malt craft Scotch whisky. During its long history the distillery has had a number of owners, but prior to its most recent purchase in 2001 by Simon Coughlin and Mark Reynier, it was considered 'surplus to requirements' by its bigger establishment whisky manufacturing owners and had been closed since 1994. Coughlin and Reynier were keen to embrace this challenge and embarked on a transformative journey to not only build on Bruichladdich's heritage in the whisky sector, but also recreate it into the Progressive Hebridean Distillers they are today.