Country Scotch Whisky
Distillery/Brand Ardmore
Bottler Master of Malt
Distillation Date September 2009
Style Single Malt Whisky
Bottling Date October 2022

Ardlair 13yo MoM 2009

Ardlair? What's that? It's an unpeated single malt from the Ardmore distillery, which more commonly works with heavily peated barley. This single malt spent 13 years maturing between 2009 and 2022, and 307 bottles now join the vast, varied, and if we say so ourselves, brilliant collection of Master of Malt single cask releases.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Beautifully creamy, with butterscotch, vanilla custard, soft sponge cake, and cookie dough. Buttery barley joins, with notes of popcorn, and peach pastries.

Palate A stunning balance of sweet apricot, creamy barley, and peppery oak sweeps the palate. Chilli flakes nestle in the depths, kept well in check by deliciously crisp toasted oak, vanilla pod, and milky coffee.

Finish Superbly soft and buttery, with freshly baked goods, lingering vanilla, and stewed stone fruits cushioning fiery prickles of ginger.

Allergy information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens
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Reviews for Ardlair 13 Year Old 2009 Single Cask (Master of Malt)
Gorgeous stuff
MoM notes regarding nose and taste are spot on. This is lovely flavoursome Scotch
Rupert A , United Kingdom
11 months ago
Delicious with bold flavours
This is such a nice whisky that I hesitate to write a review. I want this to be here for my next bottle! Unlike many whiskies which take time for it (or my palate) to mature, I loved this straight after opening, but it develops a lot more depth a week or so after opening. It has a lovely strong robust nose and palate. The predominant character is Werther's originals, but there is a lot of complexity. Lusciously sweet with a nice bitterness, brown sugar, molasses, and herbs.
Ian H , United Kingdom
one year ago
Aldair 13yr
Absolutely cracking whisky. Has very sweet flavours, which you can really separate once you add a drop or two of water.
Pleasantly surprised!
Ryan Marvin , United Kingdom
one year ago