Ardmore G&M 1985

Ardmore G&M 1985

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70 cl

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£110.00
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Ardmore G&M 1985 is a vintage Highland single malt bottled by the renowned independent specialists Gordon & MacPhail. Distilled in 1985, this spirit was matured in casks that highlight the distillery’s unique lightly peated character and fruity spirit. The nose is bright and inviting, with notes of red apples, gentle smoke and a touch of floral honey. On the palate, the whisky is medium-bodied and smooth, displaying flavours of malted biscuits, vanilla and a subtle earthy minerality. The finish is balanced and clean, with a gentle spice that adds depth. This is a well-crafted, approachable Highland malt that showcases the purity of the spirit and the influence of Gordon & MacPhail’s expertise in cask selection and maturation.

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Established in 1898, the distillery has a long and storied history. Ardmore was founded by Adam Teacher, who was a member of a prominent family of whisky blenders and merchants. Teacher's was a well-known brand in Scotland at the time, and Adam Teacher was looking to secure a supply of high-quality whisky to use in his blends. He saw an opportunity to do so by building his own distillery, and so he set about acquiring land and constructing the necessary buildings. Currently, Ardmore is part of the Japanese Beam Suntory group.

The distillery uses locally sourced barley, which is malted on-site in the traditional way. The malt is then milled and mashed with water from the nearby Knockandy Hill. The resulting wort is fermented using Ardmore's own strain of yeast. The resulting spirit is a bold Highland-styled malt with notes of honey, sweet vanilla and a gentle whiff of peat.

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