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ArdnamurchanHighlands

Ardnamurchan Single Malt AD/

Single malt · Highlands, Scotland

  • Smoky
  • Maritime
  • Fruity
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Age
NAS
Strength
46.8% ABV
Cask
Ex-bourbon and Sherry (unspecified)
Peated
Yes

Flavour profile

Profile estimated from public information. Community ratings will keep refining it.

Sweet
2.5
Fresh fruit
2.5
Ripe and dried fruit
1.5
Floral and herbal
0.5
Cereal and malt
1.5
Vanilla and creamy
1.5
Oak
1.0
Spicy
2.0
Toasted
1.0
Smoky
3.0
Maritime
2.5
Body and intensity
3.0
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What it’s like

Ardnamurchan is a young distillery on the westernmost peninsula of Great Britain, opened in 2014 by the independent bottler Adelphi. Its benchmark malt blends peated and unpeated spirit, matured in bourbon and sherry casks. It has soft smoke, salt, fruit and spice, with an oily texture. It is a modern, very balanced coastal malt. It takes a few drops of water well.

Nose
Soft smoke, sea salt, ripe fruit and a touch of vanilla.
Palate
Oily. Fruit, smoke, salt, caramel and spice, with a background of vanilla and pepper.
Finish
Long, briny and slightly smoky, with some pepper and fruit.

Indicative notes generated (and translated by AI) from public information; community ratings will keep refining them.

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Specs

Type
Single malt
Origin
Highlands, Scotland
Bottler
Official
Age
No age statement
Strength
46.8% ABV
Volume
70 cl
Casks
Ex-bourbon, Sherry (unspecified)
Finish
Peated
Yes
Chill-filtered
No
Natural colour
Yes
Cask strength
No
Availability in Spain
Specialist shops

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