Brora 31 yo (1972/2003), Old & Rare – The Platinum Selection, 49.3%

A rare and exclusive whisky that tells the story of a closed distillery with a legendary status among collectors and whisky enthusiasts. This 31-year-old Brora from 1972 is a true time capsule from a bygone era in Scottish whisky production.

Distilled in 1972 and carefully hand-selected by Douglas Laing for their prestigious Old & Rare The Platinum Selection series, this whisky represents a unique and almost vanished style. The Brora distillery, which closed in 1983, has built an almost mythical reputation among whisky collectors worldwide.

With an elegant alcohol percentage of 49.3%, this single malt offers a sophisticated and complex flavor profile that testifies to the whisky’s long maturation process. Every single drop tells a story of craftsmanship, tradition, and a unique Scottish whisky heritage. For the dedicated collector and connoisseur, this bottle represents not just a whisky, but a piece of living whisky history.

The bottle is a true rarity – only a limited number of examples exist, making it an extremely attractive collector’s item. Its age, origin, and historical significance make this Brora an invaluable piece of Scottish whisky culture.

A whisky that is not merely enjoyed, but experienced – perfect for the most discerning whisky lovers, collectors, and those who appreciate the absolute craftsmanship in distillation.