
Bruichladdich Port Charlotte SYC: 01 2013
Bruichladdich Port Charlotte SYC:01 2013 is a limited expression from Bruichladdich’s heavily peated Port Charlotte brand — a single vintage distilled in 2013 under the SYC (Scottish Young Cereal) designation, indicating barley provenance from a specific Scottish agricultural region, presenting Port Charlotte’s characteristic heavily peated Islay character from a specific distillation year at natural cask strength.
The SYC designation in Bruichladdich’s transparency program indicates Scottish mainland barley grown in a specific young cereal growing region. The 2013 vintage presents Port Charlotte’s approximately 40 PPM peated character from that specific year’s production. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does SYC mean in the Port Charlotte SYC:01 designation?
SYC stands for Scottish Young Cereal — a designation in Bruichladdich’s barley provenance transparency program indicating the barley came from a specific Scottish mainland growing region and agricultural category. The :01 indicates the first release in the SYC series from the 2013 vintage.
Is Port Charlotte SYC:01 limited?
Yes — a single vintage limited release from Bruichladdich’s Port Charlotte production. Order online with fast shipping while in stock.
Bruichladdich Port Charlotte SYC:01 2013 is a limited expression from Bruichladdich’s heavily peated Port Charlotte brand — a single vintage distilled in 2013 under the SYC (Scottish Young Cereal) designation, indicating barley provenance from a specific Scottish agricultural region, presenting Port Charlotte’s characteristic heavily peated Islay character from a specific distillation year at natural cask strength.
The SYC designation in Bruichladdich’s transparency program indicates Scottish mainland barley grown in a specific young cereal growing region. The 2013 vintage presents Port Charlotte’s approximately 40 PPM peated character from that specific year’s production. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does SYC mean in the Port Charlotte SYC:01 designation?
SYC stands for Scottish Young Cereal — a designation in Bruichladdich’s barley provenance transparency program indicating the barley came from a specific Scottish mainland growing region and agricultural category. The :01 indicates the first release in the SYC series from the 2013 vintage.
Is Port Charlotte SYC:01 limited?
Yes — a single vintage limited release from Bruichladdich’s Port Charlotte production. Order online with fast shipping while in stock.
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Bruichladdich Port Charlotte SYC:01 2013 is a limited expression from Bruichladdich’s heavily peated Port Charlotte brand — a single vintage distilled in 2013 under the SYC (Scottish Young Cereal) designation, indicating barley provenance from a specific Scottish agricultural region, presenting Port Charlotte’s characteristic heavily peated Islay character from a specific distillation year at natural cask strength.
The SYC designation in Bruichladdich’s transparency program indicates Scottish mainland barley grown in a specific young cereal growing region. The 2013 vintage presents Port Charlotte’s approximately 40 PPM peated character from that specific year’s production. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does SYC mean in the Port Charlotte SYC:01 designation?
SYC stands for Scottish Young Cereal — a designation in Bruichladdich’s barley provenance transparency program indicating the barley came from a specific Scottish mainland growing region and agricultural category. The :01 indicates the first release in the SYC series from the 2013 vintage.
Is Port Charlotte SYC:01 limited?
Yes — a single vintage limited release from Bruichladdich’s Port Charlotte production. Order online with fast shipping while in stock.













