Recently, bruichladdich, a whisky pioneer from Islay, unveiled the mystery of Star Map 1992 Limited Edition 5.1 Single Malt Scotch Whisky in Shanghai, leading the highly anticipated Star Map series to a strong return. Buhradi is a highly sought after whisky brand of the Rentou Majundu Group, founded in 1881 and known as a "maverick" model for its pursuit of a rich and varied style and innovative product range. On the same day, the guests experienced Buhrade's unique classic single malt whisky and jointly explored the wonderful charm of the brand's new work, Star Chart 1992 Edition No. 5.1. This precious collection is the first masterpiece of Buhradi's new Chief Brewery Adam Hannett, inheriting the mysterious genes of the Star Atlas series, giving people an incomparably complex and almost wonderful sensory magic.
Buhradi Star Chart 1992 Limited Edition 5.1 Single Malt Scotch Whisky, black bottle highlights magical charm.
Maverick Whisky Pioneers pioneered the "Star Chart" philosophy
Founded in 1881, Buhrade's ancient winery is located on the island of Ere, southwest of the Hebrides, one of the four major production areas of Scotch whisky and a legendary wine country known for its single malt whisky production. As the only Scotch whisky distillery distilled, aged and bottled on the island, Château Buhrades released the first Islay pure wheat single malt whisky in 2010, a first in the history of whisky. Today, Château Buhradi works with 10 farms on the island to use all-natural organic barley, the purest natural spring water in the region, and no coloring or artificial additives to be added to the production process. At the same time, in the brewing process, refuse to use industrial production like other whisky distilleries, refuse to use the commercially used condensation filtration and caramel coloring and seasoning process, refuse to lower the standard for the pursuit of efficiency, adhere to the use of traditional distillation brewing process, and still retain the Victorian era to build wine-making equipment, I believe that this way of experiencing time precipitation and hand-crafting can be exchanged for the perfect quality of whisky.
In addition to preserving the customs and customs of Islay as much as possible, Buhradi has also been exploring the unique art of whisky making with a pioneering spirit. The craftsmen of Buhradi never stick to the standard process or vintage of brewing, nor do they want to deliberately age the wine to pursue an overly harmonious taste, they believe in the unique feeling of the wine rather than the vintage of the wine, and dare to challenge the convention. The exquisite balance of distillation and aging brings an incredible pure taste, which is the perfection sought by the craftsmen, who use their craftsmanship, ideals, beliefs and soul to create the whisky philosophy belonging to Buhradi.
The mysterious Buhradi Star Chart 1992 Limited Edition No. 5.1
Black Art is a new whisky collection first conceived by former Chief Brewer Jim Mcewan. "Black art" stands for "art of darkness", and the origin of the name dates back to ancient alchemy in the Middle Ages. Since the birth of the first star map, Jim Mcewan has never revealed the details of its formulation to anyone, which makes the series full of endless magic. This is Buhradi's most special collection, each bottle carefully selected and the barrels used are derived from the distillery's most valuable collections. The barrel that bears the star chart is regarded as the heart, soul and most basic DNA of the whisky series. The birth of the star map is the result of countless dialogues between the winemaker and the barrel. Barrels must be taken care of, and the creation of the Star Chart series is a secret that can never be revealed. Only a master brewer who personally creates a star map can trace the magical journey of his brewing in his mind. The bottle packaging of the series is equally unfathomable, with the liquor placed in an all-black bottle covered with symbolic figures, hieroglyphs and the esoteric Latin phrase "omnia ab una", in which the "six-pointed star" is the symbol of alchemy. Like the birth of every great work of art, the advent of every star map is Buhradi's sincere tribute to the single malt Scotch whisky making process.
Previous generations of star maps have continued the mysterious nature, and those who have tasted the star charts have been impressed by them. In 2015, StarMap Edition 4 was voted The Best Single Malt Whisky of the Year and Best Single Malt Whisky of Isle of Ere (International Whisky Competition). In the same year, Jim Mcewan passed on the recipe of the 5th edition of Star Map to Adam Hannett, completing his mission as chief winemaking ambassador in Buhradi. Guided by the brand's "maverick" spirit, the current chief brewer Adam Hannett has created his own star map 5th edition with years of whisky brewing intuition. Its strong comeback has reignited the curiosity of whisky lovers around the world to explore this mysterious wine.
Star map reproduction Whisky exploration "secret" journey
At the launch of the 5th edition of star map, a minimalist space full of charm and black magic and geometric elements created a mysterious texture of the unique "star map" for the guests. Led by Mr. Zhou Pinrui, Buhrade China Brand Ambassador, the guests jointly tasted two other classic single malt whiskies in Buhrade, namely bruichladich classic laddie scottish barley, and bruichladdich classic laddie scottish barley, and burichladdich islay barley 2009 )。 After experiencing Buhrade's authentic Scotch whisky DNA, the guests couldn't wait to taste the upcoming debut of the ˹Star Chart 1992 Limited Edition 5.1, (Black Art 5.1).
Buhradi Star Chart 1992 Limited Edition No. 5.1 released the tasting dinner scene
The fifth edition of this star map limited edition of countless sleepless nights showcases the enigmatic art of distillation and oak barrel craftsmanship. Like all Buhradi whiskies, this edition of barley comes from the Scottish islet of Herey, where distillation, ageing and bottling are done at the leading Hebrides Islands, the Isle of Ere Buhradi Winery. The liquor is uncooled and filtered, aged for 24 years in mystery barrels, with a bottling alcohol content of 48.4%. Unlike traditional Islay peat whisky, this non-peat islet single malt Scotch whisky that embarks on an extremely rich taste journey in a gentle and elegant way.
With the theme of "Black Phantom", the guests were carefully presented with an artistic Buhradi single malt whisky tasting
Time is one of the secrets of brewing and exploring Star Map 1992 Limited Edition 5.1, and only careful tasting can you feel the full sensory magic of this spirit. As you approach the glass, you can savor the rich fruity aromas of cherry, mango, almond, plum and citrus from the endless scents, wrapped in aromas of brown sugar, vanilla and fig. With each attempt, a different aroma rushes to the tip of the nose, revealing the complexity and layering of this whisky's ever-changing nature. Take a sip, the liquor slides over the tip of the tongue to bring a black velvet texture, and the influence from the woods continues to be released through a steady stream of fruity tastes, allowing the human body to feel the mellow richness of the ropes wrapped around the sense of taste, and the heart can't help but chant happily. At the same time, the rigorous oak-flavored structure brings honey, tobacco, vanilla and a hint of spicy cinnamon, which is the exquisite elegance you want to pursue. As you drink the wine out of your glass, your entire senses are like a wonderful, complex journey of discovery. At this moment, the delicate texture of the stone fruit and cream blends happily with the unknown tastes of oak, malt and fruit, and you seem to have arrived at the distant island with your sense of taste, wandering through the dark warehouses of Buhradi, searching for the unknown origin of the star map.
A variety of Buhraden single malt whiskies collide with the taste buds of gourmet cuisine
In addition to tasting the mysterious liquid of the new star map, the guests also followed Buhradi to explore the way to pair whisky and food. For food lovers around the world, Buhrade single malt Scotch is also ideal to accompany meals. The finest vintage Buhradi whisky maximises the deliciousness of the food, and its varied style creates endless possibilities for a wide variety of food pairings.
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