Ardlair 2010 Thompson Bros - 50%
This 11 year old Ardlair whisky was bottled by the Thompson Bros after aging in a refill barrel. The keg yielded 287 bottles at 50%.
Official Tasting Notes
Nose: Galia Melon, conference pears, subtle peat, green olives (sweet), green apple peel, rubbed sage
Palate: White stone fruits, melon, apple juice, gentle warming smoke. Some olive oil and white pepper
Finish: Long with peat smoke, crushed seashells, green olives, brine and warm buttered peaches.
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Product information "Ardlair 2010 Thompson Bros - 50%"
The distillery Ardmore is located south of Huntley in Kennethmont next to the railway that connects Aberdeen and Inverness. Sometimes it is stated that it lays in the Speyside and other times in the eastern Highlands. It was built in 1890 by the company Wm Teacher and Sons. Since 1978 Ardmore owns eight stills. Compared to other distilleries the history of this one was without any troubles. It was property of the founders for a long time, since 2005 it belongs to Jim Beam.
Product details
| Type: | Single Malt |
|---|---|
| Country: | Scotland |
| Region: | Highlands |
| Distillery: | Ardmore |
| Bottler: | Thompson Bros |
| Age: | 11 years |
| Alcohol content: | 50.0% |
| Content: | 700 ml |
| Date distilled: | 13.10.2010 |
| Date bottled: | Jul 22 |
| Cask type: | Refill Bourbon Barrel |
| Peated: | No |
| Cask strength: | No |
| Single cask: | Yes |
| Colouring: | No |
| Chill-filtered: | No |
Mandatory information
Food business operator Kirsch Import GmbH & Co. KG, Mackenstedter Str. 7, 28816 Stuhr, DE
Manufacturer The Ardmore Distillery, Kennethmont Aberdeenshire, AB54 4 NH, UK
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