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Ardmore 1994 / 12 Year old

Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky

Hefty peat is the dominant characteristic of this delicious, if atypical, Speyside from one of Scotland's most under-rated distilleries. A robust, potent dram.

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£40.86 inc. VAT (£34.77 ex. VAT)

More Details:

Country:	Scotland
Region:	Speyside
Bottler:	Speciality Drinks Ltd
Series:	Single Malts of Scotland
Age:	12 Year Old
Vintage:	1994
Bottling Date:	19th Oct 2006
Strength:	58.6%
Bottle Size:	70cl
Cask Type:	Hogshead
Cask Number:	58005
Chill Filtered:	No
Number of Bottles:	286 bottles

Customer Reviews:

Posted on 16 May 2007 :

Ardmore- hmm last week it was Speyside..?

Posted on 17 May 2007 :

Apologies, Speyside it very much is (although with the amount of peat used on this baby anyone could be forgiven for thinking it was an Islay malt if tasted blind). Thanks for pointing out the error.

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Tasting Notes:

Tasting Notes by Tim F

Very promising peaty, honeyed nose with traces of heather and coal tar soap. Bursts to life on the palate, with an immense, really profound, chewy peat character that goes on and on and on, with the honey and some spices surfacing occasionally before a medicinal, peaty, smoked fish finish. A massive dram – peat-lovers will adore it, but definitely not for the uninitiated.

Brand Info:

Ardmore

Peated Speysider Ardmore has recently been relaunched by owners Beam Global (who bought the distillery in 2005 from Allied Domecq), with the first official bottlling for many years: Ardmore Traditional Cask. This expression is similar to sister distillery Laphroaig's Quarter Cask bottling, in that the malt is matured in traditional barrels before a second maturation in smaller casks to accelerate the development of the whisky due increased increased contact with the wood. Read more >