Ardmore 13-Year-Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky (Single Cask)

SWEETDRAM LIMITED

£79

ARDMORE single malt Scotch whisky 13 years old Cask strength 58.8% alc/vol 2 nd fill ex-bourbon hogshead (ex-Islay) Filled: 05/12/2008 Bottled: 05/04/2022 The chemical composition of peat varies wildly depending on a few factors – bog type, extraction depth and, above all, origin. The woodier, lignin-rich Highland peat cut for Ardmore burns sweet and mesquite-like, whereas the peat on Islay produces a phenol-thick medicinal smoke owing to its high level of sphagnum moss. With this unique refill cask, you get the best of both: two Scottish terroirs superimposed for an eclectic smoky dram with a

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