Bottle No. 1 of Bruichladdich Links 14 Year Old Whiskey contains 70 cl of liquid, 46% ABV, with a box and accompanying booklets. The Bruichladdich Links collection was created in collaboration with Graeme Baxter, the renowned golf course artist. The series includes nine whiskeys depicting different golf courses, perhaps the most famous in the world: The Old Course at St. Andrews. Bottle No. 1074 of 12,000 bottles Launched as part of the Links series, it takes its name from The Old Course at St. Andrew's, considered the oldest golf course in the world and commonly known as "The Cathedral of Golf." This limited-edition commemorative bottle has been aged for 14 years in refill oak casks. Like the Bunnahabhain distillery, located on the neighboring island, Bruichladdich is traditionally an unpeated single malt, primarily due to the needs of its blenders. The last of these was Whyte & Mackay, who eventually closed it in 1995, deeming it surplus to requirements. In 2001, they sold the distillery to Murray McDavid, who launched the heavily peated Port Charlotte and the heavily peated Octomore single malt in 2006 and 2008. A restored Lomond still now also produces the famous Botanist gin. It is shipped with the utmost care with professional couriers. Thank you for your offer.