Taste: Sweet and smoky quite a lovely combination. Nose: Phenolic more on the 'industrial' side (rubber) than on the 'organic' side.
Jura NAS 'Prophecy' (46%, OB, Profoundly Peated, Bottled +/- 2010) So, I'll stay away from mentioning exact numbers at this point.ĥ) The Isle of Jura distillery has six stainless steel washbacks and a semi-lauter mash tun. However, different sources quote different sizes - and quite a few stills were replaced in recent years at those distilleries. but the mild micro-climate around the Isle of Jura distillery actually allows palmsģ) The number of stills at Isle of Jura distillery was expanded from two to four in 1978.Ĥ) Together with Bunnahabhain and Glenmorangie, Isle of Jura used to have the tallest pot stills in the industry.
1) When the first Isle of Jura distillery was founded in 1810, it was under the name 'Small Isles Distillery'.Ģ) You may think that I've mistakenly used a picture of a rum distillery in the Caribbean at the top of this page.
