Caol Ila is pronounced “Cull Eela”. It’s the Gaelic name for the Sound of Islay,
which separates the island from Jura. For some, the distillery’s pronunciation is as remote as its location, sitting as it does on the rugged eastern coast, where it has remained hidden from view since 1846. However you say it, the fine, smoky whisky produced by generations of islanders is worth exploring. Caol Ila 12 Years is the colour of pale straw, with a delicate balance of tastes.
which separates the island from Jura. For some, the distillery’s pronunciation is as remote as its location, sitting as it does on the rugged eastern coast, where it has remained hidden from view since 1846. However you say it, the fine, smoky whisky produced by generations of islanders is worth exploring. Caol Ila 12 Years is the colour of pale straw, with a delicate balance of tastes.
