Ardmore 1977 Cadenhead's

Ardmore 2000/2015 14 Year Old The Golden Cask

Ardmore distillery is located in the far South-East of Speyside, at the edge of the Grampian mountains. The name Ardmore apparently derives from the Gaelic 'Ard moi' meaning 'Big Slope', a reference to the undulations of Aberdeenshire where the distillery stands. It was built in 1898 by Adam Teacher, son of William. Even today, most of the whisky...

Score 84/100

Ardmore - Traditional Cask

Well to be honest I called this review 'The Distant Malt' because somehow all the notes from this malt seemed to be somewhere in the distance and one had to dig deep to get to them, not something I really enjoy doing..especially when the results aren't out of the world. Nevertheless here goes.. Nose: Your nose is greeted with a not so pleasant...

Score 64/100

Ardmore 18 Year Old 1992 TWA ‘Landscapes’

Ardmore was founded in 1898 by Adam Teacher, son of William who is well known for creating the world famous blend. Ardmore was destined to become the signature malt of Teacher’s. Ardmore is known for using peated malt – between 12 and 14 PPM – which was the usual practise in Speyside in the 19th Century. There are hardly any official releases, but...

Score 89/100

Ardmore 12 Year Old Port Wood Finish

Ha, this is my 20th Ardmore. The Ardmore Distillery, near Huntly, was founded by Adam Teacher. The malt is still the heart of the Teacher’s blend. But it is also released as a single malt and the newest to the core range is this Port Wood Finish, that matured for 10 years on bourbon casks and then was allowed to sleep two more years on European...

Score 85/100