This 14-year-old Ruadh Mhòr from Berry Bros. & Rudd is a bold Scotch single malt from the Auld And The Bold series, with an alcohol content of 60.6% that immediately makes it clear this is a bottling that does not beat around the bush. Ruadh Mhòr—Gaelic for 'big red'—is the name Glenturret uses for its peated expressions, representing a unique, recognizable side of one of Scotland's oldest distilleries.
Glenturret, located near Crieff in Perthshire, is considered Scotland's oldest continuously operating distillery. Traditionally unpeated in style, the distillery has created a distinct identity with the Ruadh Mhòr line for enthusiasts who crave more smoke. With this cask, Berry Bros. & Rudd has chosen a pronounced yet nuanced interpretation of this concept.
The whisky matured for 14 years in a hogshead—cask 284—which provided ample time for the peat character to integrate with ripe, fruity depth. The 2011/2026 designation gives it a clear timeframe as part of the Auld & Bold 2026 collection.
A whisky for lovers of peated Scotch single malt who enjoy experiencing smokiness within a fruity, elegant context. Powerful and unpolished in the best sense of the word—a Glenturret expression that proves peat can also have subtlety.
