In this next installment of the Cask Effect podcast, the Brothers explore two different releases from Bruichladdich’s Octomore line - the 6.1 and the 10.4.   We take these two beautiful expressions and put them up against each other to explore the different approaches in each series as well as how they are complimented by a very palatable scotch-aged cigar, the Glen from Ted’s Cigars.

We discussed our favorite finds, gave some ideas for future episodes, and explained the beauty and adrenaline of a good whiskey hunt we had gone on recently.  Shoutout to Tarak at Elixir Spirits, Brinkmann’s Wine and Spirits, Midtown Corkdorks of Nashville, Liquor Planet, Best Cellars, and Discount Liquors of Pulaski for helping us find these beautiful works of art to enjoy.

Check out more information about the Octomore line on Bruichladdich's website at the link below:

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