16 September 2026

Bruichladdich "Fire Point"

Print by Ian Gray

Winning Bid
£2.50
NO RESERVE

Bruichladdich "Fire Point"

Print by Ian Gray
Lot #1450190
FINISH DATE
15 December 2025
A Bruichladdich themed print by Ian Gray. Dimensions Approximately 61cm x40cm
Bruichladdich

Since Murray McDavid saved the distillery in 2000, with an asking price of £6.5 million. Bruichladdich has gone from strength to strength after a difficult initial period. Now under the ownership of Remy Cointreau, it is one of Islay’s most recognisable whiskies and brands. Remy brought much-needed financial clout that has allowed Bruichladdich to expand into new markets, build warehousing and pursue its brand of terroir. Today, it offers 3 distinctly different distillates, with the Bruichladdich being unpeated, a historical homage to a lost distillery (Port Charlotte) is heavily peated and well regarded. Then at the top of the peat ranking charts is Octomore, which pushes peat in new directions to an eager audience. Expect production details, various casks and eye-catching branding with each and every release from the distillery.

Lot Features
  • BOTTLER
    Other
  • DISTILLERY
    Bruichladdich
  • TYPE
    Memorabilia
  • APPROX. SHIPPING WEIGHT (kg)
    4
Region
Scotland, Islay
Scotland, Islay
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