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Bruichladdich serves up Christmas gift ideas, from Islay malts to canned cocktails

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From smoky single malts to ready-to-pour cocktails, Islay distillery Bruichladdich has a range of Christmas gift ideas for whisky enthusiasts and cocktail fans alike.

The certified B Corp makes its whiskies using 100% Scottish barley, without chill-filtering or added colouring, and publishes information about what goes into every bottle.

This festive season, its signature whiskies sit alongside a canned cocktail range created with bartender-founded brand Whitebox, offering options for everything from stocking fillers to Christmas party drinks.

Ready-to-pour cocktails

Designed to take the work out of mixing drinks at home, the cocktails come in boxes of four 100ml cans, priced at £20 per box. Simply chill and pour, whether serving guests or settling in for a festive night at home.

The Bruichladdich Whisky Sour is a sharp, citrusy take on the classic, built around the distillery’s whisky. For those who prefer a smoky edge, the Port Charlotte Penicillin uses its peated Port Charlotte malt in a twist on the modern cocktail favourite.

Gin drinkers have two options made with The Botanist. The White Negroni offers a lighter, bittersweet twist on the traditional serve, while the Dry Martini combines the gin with a touch of dry vermouth for a crisp, spirit-forward cocktail. Serve the latter well chilled with olives.

Single malts for the Christmas list

For those shopping for a whisky lover, the distillery’s signature bottles offer a choice between unpeated and heavily peated styles.

Bruichladdich The Classic Laddie 10 Aged Years, priced at £46 for 70cl and bottled at 50% ABV, is an unpeated whisky with a floral, elegant character.

For the smoke lovers on the Christmas list, Port Charlotte 10 is a heavily peated Islay single malt, priced at £60 for a 70cl bottle.

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