Examples of 'caol' in a sentence
Meaning of "caol"
caol (noun) - a Scottish Gaelic term for a narrow strait or channel of water, often used in geographical descriptions of coastal areas in Scotland
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Caol Ila also produces an unpeated malt.
What Kilchoman produces in a year takes Caol Ila distillery only one week.
Caol Ila too has a secret.
View all from Caol Ila distillery.
And Caol Ila makes quite a bit unpeated whisky for blends.
I definitely prefer the previous Caol Ila.
Caol Ila is currently owned by Diageo.
The Clynelish distillery in Brora is an exact replica of Caol Ila.
This is the first time a Caol Ila has disappointed me, OB or not.
Caol Ila 12 Years is the colour of pale straw, with a delicate balance of tastes.
As expected, I liked the Caol Ila which is one of my favorite whiskies.
Caol Ila translates as the " sound of Islay " in Gaelic.
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The name may be derived from Gaelic caol ait, " narrow place.
In fact, Lagavulin and Caol Ila are some of the most heavily peated whiskies produced.
The cask was chosen by Billy Stitchell, long-standing Caol Ila manager.
In Gaelic, Tunga indicates the village, whereas Caol Thunga indicates the kyle.
It's a very pleasing dram, but the question is, is it Caol Ila?
