St Bridget’s Kirk Whisky

A whisky named after an old Scottish coastal church ruin. St Bridget's Kirk refers to a historic ruin in Dalgety Bay, Fife, and the name is deliberately chosen to give the whisky a sense of place and time. It's a bottle that carries a piece of Scottish local history, rather than just a distillery name.

St. Bridgets Kirk 20 years old Blended Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 45.1%

Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197280351

Three regions, one cask — St. Bridget's Kirk brings together Highland, Speyside and Islay in a single, well-balanced dram with 20 years of maturity behind it.
Expert's Description
St. Bridget's Kirk Cask no. 2 is a Blended Malt Scotch Whisky, bottled on 21 March 2022 after 20 years of maturation at 45.1% from cask no. 2.
The whisky is composed of single malts from Highland, Speyside and Islay, giving a complex profile that draws on the best of several Scottish whisky regions. Only 281 bottles were produced.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Bergamot orange and candied ginger meet a light smoky backdrop from the Islay component.
Palate
Honey and vanilla upfront, supported by a full, layered malt character.
Finish
Medium length and warm with lingering spice and a lightly smoky close.
Specifications
Name: St. Bridget's Kirk Cask no. 2
Bottler: St. Bridget's Kirk
Region/Country: Highland, Speyside and Islay, Scotland
Type: Blended Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 20 years
ABV: 45.1%
Size: 70 CL
Cask Type: Cask no. 2
Bottled: 21/03/2022
Number of Bottles: 281 bottles
Non-chill Filtered: Yes
Natural Colour: Yes
Edition: Limited Edition
Flavour Profile
Complex · Spiced · Lightly smoky · Rare
Investment Potential
Medium. With only 281 bottles and 20 years of age drawing from three different whisky regions, it is of interest to collectors of rare blended malts.
Did You Know?
The name St. Bridget's Kirk refers to a historic church in Scotland, giving the whisky a story rooted in Scottish local history rather than a single distillery.
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About St Bridget's Kirk

St Bridget's Kirk refers to a historic church ruin in Dalgety Bay in Fife, and the name is used for a whisky that draws its identity from the area's history.

History & Background

There is not much publicly available history on St Bridget's Kirk, and the house keeps a relatively low profile about its origins. What is clear is its position in the range, reflected in the style and character described above.

Production & Style

The whisky is distilled and matured using classic Scottish methods, giving it a round, lightly smoky character.

Signature Style

Round, Lightly Smoky, Characterful
The whisky offers a round character with a light touch of smoke.

Facts

Pronounced	Saint BRID-jits Kirk
Region	Fife
Country	Scotland

Did you know?

By Scottish law, Scotch Whisky must be matured for at least three years in oak casks in Scotland before it can be called Scotch at all.

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St Bridget’s Kirk Whisky

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