Port Charlotte Heavily Peated Islay Single Malt – Cellar Selection (Torn Label)

Cellar Selection – Label condition: torn label

Due to humidity and natural cellar conditions, some bottles may have labels showing signs of age, such as light staining, crumpling, tearing or mould.

These are purely cosmetic imperfections and do not affect the wine or spirit inside the bottle.

We are therefore pleased to offer these bottles at 25% off. They are ideal for enjoying yourself, but may not be suitable for gifting.

Please note: bottles purchased under this offer are sold as-is and cannot be returned, refunded or exchanged due to the label condition.

Port Charlotte takes its name from the quiet fishing village on Islay's west coast, home to a defunct distillery whose spirit lives on through Bruichladdich's heavily peated range. Distilled from malt peated to 40ppm — measured before the smoke softens through distillation and ageing — this is Bruichladdich's answer to the island's smokier traditions, built on a foundation of bourbon barrels and French oak wine casks that bring real complexity to an intensely smoky single malt.

On the nose, expect sweet peat and maritime aromas of seaweed and rockpools, softening into citrus and a gentle sweetness as it opens in the glass. The palate carries that same Islay signature — smoke and brine balanced by malt sweetness and a touch of vanilla — finishing long and warming.

A whisky for slow evenings: pour neat or with a splash of water, and pair with smoked fish, charcuterie, or simply a quiet conversation by the fire.