Gordon & MacPhail
ABV: 52% 70 cL
This single malt was distilled in 1994 at the Ardmore Distillery, known for their lightly peaty Highland whiskies. It was aged for 28 years in a single refill American hogshead, creating a tropical palate of lemon zest, pineapple, honey and coconut.
Bottled at natural cask strength, without chill filtration or artificial colouring by Gordon & MacPhail for their Connoisseur's Choice collection exlcusively for the UK market.
Green apple and lemon zest.
Pineapple, honey and desiccated coconut with poached pear.
Medium bodied with citrus fruit and charred oak.
Tax included.
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472 Union Street
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Union Street
472
Aberdeen AB10 1TS
United Kingdom
| Region | Highland |
| Distillery | Ardmore |
| Cask type | First Fill American Hogshead |
| Bottling company | Gordon & MacPhail |
| Outrun | 235 Bottles |
| Whisky type | Single Malt |
| Cask number | 10894 |
Ardmore distillery was founded by Adam Teacher, who decided that the family blending business needed its own supply of malt. The rural Aberdeenshire was the perfect spot, with an abundance of fresh water, a nearby peat source, barley fields and proximity to the train line. The Ardmore is one of the few East Coast distilleries that has never stopped using peat in its distillation process, combining gentle smoke with more fruity and floral notes associated with its region.
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This single malt was distilled in 1994 at the Ardmore Distillery, known for their lightly peaty Highland whiskies. It was aged for 28 years in a single refill American hogshead, creating a tropical palate of lemon zest, pineapple, honey and coconut.
Bottled at natural cask strength, without chill filtration or artificial colouring by Gordon & MacPhail for their Connoisseur's Choice collection exlcusively for the UK market.
Tax included.
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