Bundle Bladnoch Dragon Series Iteration

The Bladnoch brand has introduced a limited edition of a new single malt whisky called Dragon Series Iteration. The first whisky is called The Field. The whisky comes from the Lowland region.

The Dragon Series pays homage to the timeless struggle between science and nature. Inspired by the dragon curve, a fractional curve in mathematics that arises from a simple origin. Each iteration is dominated by unpredictability as it approaches infinity - until chaos evolves into a natural, magnificent order.

Each Iteration highlights the range of variability in the whisky-making process while celebrating the natural beauty that emerges at every step.

Iteration I is the origin for all whiskies in this series. Barley is harvested annually from the farmers' fields before undergoing the malting process. The resulting malted barley provides the main raw material for the whisky.

The whisky is bottled at 46,7 % alcohol and comes in a gift box.

Colour: brown with gold highlights
Nose: roasted barley, flowers, freshly cut grass
Taste: citrus, apples, cream, bread, oak
Finish: long, refreshing

The Bladnoch brand has introduced a limited edition of a new single malt whisky called Dragon Series Iteration. The second whisky is called The Spirit. The whisky comes from the Lowland region.

The Dragon Series pays tribute to the timeless struggle between science and nature. Inspired by the dragon curve, a fractional curve in mathematics that arises from a simple origin. With each iteration, as it approaches infinity, unpredictability reigns - until chaos evolves into a natural, magnificent order.

Iteration II is the first phase of distillery production. Malted barley from the field goes through three key processes: mashing, fermentation and distillation. These stages further multiply potential variables and unpredictable factors such as gravity, temperatures and cut points, which require a deep understanding by distillation technicians to ensure consistent distillate production.

This floral-fruity spirit with a lowland character is then matured in oak casks. The bottles are bottled at 48,3 % alcohol and come in gift boxes.

Colour: amber with golden highlights
Nose: pears, fruit, freshly cut grass, flowers
Taste: malted cereals, spices, oak, honey, vanilla
Finish: medium-long, warming

The Bladnoch brand has introduced a limited edition of a new single malt whisky called Dragon Series Iteration. The third whisky is called The Casks. The whisky comes from the Lowland region.

The Dragon Series pays tribute to the timeless struggle between science and nature. Inspired by the dragon curve, a fractional curve in mathematics that arises from a simple origin. With each iteration, as it approaches infinity, unpredictability reigns - until chaos evolves into a natural, magnificent order.

Iteration III in this series demonstrates another primary source of variability within the parallel barreling process. A number of variables must be considered in the barrel racking process, from the type of oak and the environment in which it grows to the technical challenges of toasting, charring, and seasoning. All of these factors can have a significant butterfly effect on the resulting whisky if the natural chaos in the casks is not managed by the cooper.

Bottles are bottled at 49,9 % alcohol and come in gift boxes.

Colour: amber with brown highlights
Nose: cinnamon, spices, ginger, citrus
Taste: slightly sweet, caramel, raisins, ginger, oak
Finish: long, dense, warming

The Bladnoch brand has introduced a limited edition of a new single malt whisky called Dragon Series Iteration. The fourth whisky is called The Ageing. The whisky comes from the Lowland region.

The Dragon Series pays tribute to the timeless struggle between science and nature. Inspired by the dragon curve, a fractional curve in mathematics that arises from a simple origin. With each iteration, as it approaches infinity, unpredictability reigns - until chaos evolves into a natural, magnificent order.

Iteration IV focuses on the longest, most complex, and least understood process of maturation. Barrels filled with new spirit undergo years and decades of interactions with the surrounding environment, creating the unpredictable structure of the whisky to come. Those who store the casks pass them on to the next generation. Seasonal variations in temperature and humidity, type and location of storage provide us with considerable complexity that must be managed. Barrels were sought from the darkest and coldest locations in Bladnoch's warehouses to amplify these effects in The Ageing.

The bottles are bottled at 51,5 % alcohol and come in gift boxes.

Colour: amber with brown highlights
Nose: earthy, oak, honey
Taste: slightly sweet, oak, wild blackberries
Finish: long, sweet, spices