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Style
- Body
- Richness
- Smoke
- Sweetness
Character
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Earth
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Cinnamon
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Smoke
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Malt
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Oak
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Butterscotch
Ardmore Traditional Cask Reviews
61 Customer Reviews
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Excellent Balancen Whisky, Right bitween Islay Peated and Smooth Highland
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Very pleasant whisky, nicely peated
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Ardmore Traditional Cask replace in 2014 with Legacy.... I enjoy the Legacy but will miss the Traditional, my favourite!
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The traditional is by far my favourite whisky. These f...wits at beam should be strung up
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Very very excellent !!!!
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It''s a gem
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This bottle is worth every dime. Definitely my favorite scotch in this price range. Salute.
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I drink this scotch almost every day....best value for your money you will ever find! My favorite!
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Mostly agree with the tasting notes above. Nose: Banana bread, very sweet (I could see this being called "butterscotch" or "caramel"). Body: Cereal, oak, honey. Finish: A bit of smoke, sweet fruit. Other notes: Very little bite for 46%, no chill filtering. Would compare to a smokier, sweeter Oban. First Ardmore. Very good, would buy again.
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Didn''t know anything about Ardmore before I bought it. I took a chance and now it''s a personal favorite.
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Exquisite complexity and character for the price. Blananced Smoke, Smooth, and Medicinal.
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At the price superb whisky
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Yumm and best value for peaty scotch
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After a couple of whiskey tasting sessions with friends, im hooked. This is one of the first drams I have bought for myself to begin trying the smokier, peatier side of things. Im not dissapointed. Not too sweet, the peatiness is there in the nose, the taste and the aftertaste without overpowering. Definately will be coming back to this!
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On the rocks this is a top whisky, it does not feel 46% but it sneaks up on you quite gently, it is a good whisky for the price.
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Wonderfully balanced highland malt that ticks all the right boxes.
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Hands down the best value Speyside Single Malt Scotch.
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Really Good value. I think it punches well above it's weight, pricewise. A few drops of water, and make sure you let it settle in your glass for a few minutes.... Bliss.
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The peated Highland/Speyside, may I just add the BenRiach 21 y.o., "Authenticus"? I know folk mention the 10 y.o. "Curiositas" and a 21 y.o. is not cheap, but the B.Riach 21 y.o. is definitely worth sampling! Slainte!
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This Speysider has such a lot going for it for the price. A great combination of peat and malt and smooth and oily texture. It'd just right for me and I will be re-ordering this one in bulk. A perfect marriage between Speyside and Highland malts.
