Elements of Islay

In 1999, the British online store "The Whisky Exchange" began independent bottling... Read more

In 1999, the British online store "The Whisky Exchange" began independent bottling. Then, in 2008, it launched the "Elements of Islay" brand as a tribute to Islay, the island of peat... Read more

In 1999, British online boutique "The Whisky Exchange" began independent bottling. Then, in 2008, it launched the "Elements of Islay" brand as a tribute to Islay, the island of peat.

Elements of Islayis sold in 50cl bottles with a pharmaceutical-inspired look.

There are two blended malts:Elements of Islay Peat Pure Islay (45°) andElements of Islay Peat Full Proof (brut de fût). There are also single malts.

Thus, each distillery is represented by two letters as if it were an element of the periodic table:
Ar for Ardbeg. Bn for Bunnahabhain. Br for Bruichladdich. Bw for Bowmore. CI for Caol Ila. Kh for Kilchoman. Lg for Lagavulin. Ln for Loch Indal (very peaty Bruichladdich). Lp for Laphroaig. Ma for Margadale (peaty Bunnahabhain). Oc for Octomore. Pe for Port Ellen. PI for Port Charlotte.

Each "Elements of Islay" is bottled cask-aged and not chill-filtered. Each edition is numbered and includes several casks from a single distillery. Read less

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  • Elements Of Islay Peat Full Proof 59.3° C

    • Scotland
    • 59.3° - 50 cl

  • Elements Of Islay Bw7 53.2° C

    • Scotland
    • 53.2° - 50 cl

  • Elements Of Islay Bourbon Cask 54,5°

    • Scotland
    • 54.5° - 70 cl

  • Elements Of Islay Peat Pure Islay 45° 45° Peat Pure Islay 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45

    • Scotland
    • 45° - 50 cl

  • Elements Of Islay Sherry Cask 54,5°

    • Scotland
    • 54.5° - 70 cl

  • Elements of Islay Cask Edit 46°

    • Scotland
    • 46° - 70 cl

  • Elements of Islay Peat & Sherry The Chronicles 58.50° C

    • Scotland
    • 58.5° - 50 cl

  • Elements Of Islay CI 8 55.2° (1.5°)

    • Scotland
    • 55.2° - 50 cl