Ardmore 1991 - Cask Strength (Gordon and MacPhail)

(70cl, 57.90%)

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What's in a name? Ardmore 1991 - Cask Strength (Gordon and MacPhail) whisky is called whisky because it's produced in Scotland. Were it from America it would be spelled Ardmore 1991 - Cask Strength (Gordon and MacPhail) whiskey, rather than whisky.

Ardmore 1991 Bottling Note

A refill bourbon edition from 1991, bottled by Gordon and MacPhail. This Ardmore single malt exhibits a rich, smoky intensity. The name Ardmore derives from the Scotch Gaelic 'Ard moi' meaning 'Big Slope', a reference to the undulations of Aberdeenshire where the distillery stands.

Ardmore 1991 Tasting Note

Nose: Sweet, not so peaty as it is smoky. Oily wood, grassy. Grains, barley.
Palate: Sweet, earthy. Wood oils masking the peat slightly, allowing citrus and coastal notes. Sweet wood smoke.
Finish: Good length, with freshly cut oak, smoke, sweetness.

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