Ardnamurchan AD/ Cask Strength 2024 Release 58.3%
Ardnamurchan AD/ Cask Strength 2024 Release 58.3%
Ardnamurchan AD/ Cask Strength 2024 Release 58.3%
Ardnamurchan AD/ Cask Strength 2024 Release 58.3%
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Ardnamurchan AD/ Cask Strength 2024 Release 58.3%

Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery / brand Ardnamurchan
Country Scotland
Region Highlands
Content Size 0.7 liter
Alc/vol 58.3%
Age no age statement
Bottled 2024
Flavour Profiles Lightly to medium peated
EAN 5060383653878
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€ 67,95
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Description

Ardnamurchan AD/ Cask Strength 2024 Release 58.3%

This Cask Strength bottling of Ardnamurchan was originally intended for the US. However, for some unknown reason, some remained behind in Scotland. And fortunately, the Dutch importer was quick to get these bottles to the Netherlands.

Tasting note

Nose

Peat smoke from the Scottish West Coast. Sea salt and moss with the fresher scents of vanilla and fresh-squeezed citrus fruit.

Taste

Maritime peat, ripe apple and pear with warm oak and black pepper.

Finish

Salty influences of seaweed edged by peat smoke.

Ardnamurchan Distillery

Ardnamurchan Distillery is located on the remote and scenic Ardnamurchan peninsula on the west coast of Scotland. Established in 2014 by Adelphi, a respected independent bottler, the distillery is known for its commitment to sustainability and traditional production methods. Ardnamurchan uses renewable energy sources such as hydroelectric power and wood pellet boilers.

The distillery produces both unpeated and peated whiskies, each with their own distinctive flavour profile. The unpeated Ardnamurchan whiskies are known for their elegant and fruity character, with notes of apple, pear, vanilla and a subtle spiciness. These whiskies offer a smooth and accessible taste experience.

In contrast, the peated Ardnamurchan whiskies have a more robust profile, characterised by rich smoke notes and earthy influences, combined with hints of citrus and spice. These whiskies are more complex and have a deeper, more intense flavour.

Ardnamurchan whiskies are often constructed from both a combination of peated and unpeated whiskies and as a blend of bourbon cask and sherry cask matured single malts, which provides a nice balance and depth of flavours. The combination of innovative sustainability, traditional craftsmanship and Ardnamurchan's unique terroir makes this distillery a remarkable newcomer to the Scotch whisky world.

Tasting note

Nose

Peat smoke from the Scottish West Coast. Sea salt and moss with the fresher scents of vanilla and fresh-squeezed citrus fruit.

Taste

Maritime peat, ripe apple and pear with warm oak and black pepper.

Finish

Salty influences of seaweed edged by peat smoke.

Ardnamurchan Distillery

Ardnamurchan Distillery stands at Glenbeg on the remote Ardnamurchan Peninsula, on the western coast of the Scottish Highlands. It was established by Adelphi, the independent bottler whose history reaches back to a nineteenth-century distillery in Glasgow. Planning permission was granted in 2012 and construction began in 2013. The first spirit was produced in 2014, and the distillery was officially opened by Princess Anne on 25 July. The first Ardnamurchan Single Malt followed in 2020.

From the outset, the distillery was designed around local resources, renewable energy and a circular approach to production. A nearby river provides cooling water and hydroelectricity, while solar panels and a biomass boiler fuelled by locally sourced wood chips meet its energy requirements. Draff and pot ale are reused on the peninsula as animal feed. Ardnamurchan produces both peated and unpeated spirit, which matures on site. A QR code on every bottle also provides information about its casks, distillation and bottling. Ardnamurchan therefore combines traditional double distillation with unusual transparency and modern, sustainable production.

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