Ardmore
Today, the Ardmore distillery has a production capacity of 5,500,000 liters per year, although only 5% of the production is reserved for Single Malts: considered the flagship of the distillery. Unlike its neighbors, Ardmore is one of the rare distilleries in the Highlands that consistently produces peated whisky with a peat level in the malt around 12-14 ppm. In 2007, the first official bottling of the distillery was released: the Ardmore Traditional Cask, a Single Malt whisky with no age statement matured in quarter cask type barrels. In 2014, the Traditional was joined by the Ardmore Legacy: a mix between the classic peated malt of Ardmore and an unpeated malt. These are whiskies that fully embody the spirit of the place of origin: a place of contact between man and the wild forces of nature. From this synergy, exceptional Single Malts are born.
full control of the production process and the absolute quality of the whisky.Today, the Ardmore distillery has a production capacity of 5,500,000 liters per year, although only 5% of the production is reserved for Single Malts: considered the flagship of the distillery. Unlike its neighbors, Ardmore is one of the rare distilleries in the Highlands that consistently produces peated whisky with a peat level in the malt around 12-14 ppm. In 2007, the first official bottling of the distillery was released: the Ardmore Traditional Cask, a Single Malt whisky with no age statement matured in quarter cask type barrels. In 2014, the Traditional was joined by the Ardmore Legacy: a mix between the classic peated malt of Ardmore and an unpeated malt. These are whiskies that fully embody the spirit of the place of origin: a place of contact between man and the wild forces of nature. From this synergy, exceptional Single Malts are born.
Today, the Ardmore distillery has a production capacity of 5,500,000 liters per year, although only 5% of the production is reserved for Single Malts: considered the flagship of the distillery. Unlike its neighbors, Ardmore is one of the rare distilleries in the Highlands that consistently produces peated whisky with a peat level in the malt around 12-14 ppm. In 2007, the first official bottling of the distillery was released: the Ardmore Traditional Cask, a Single Malt whisky with no age statement matured in quarter cask type barrels. In 2014, the Traditional was joined by the Ardmore Legacy: a mix between the classic peated malt of Ardmore and an unpeated malt. These are whiskies that fully embody the spirit of the place of origin: a place of contact between man and the wild forces of nature. From this synergy, exceptional Single Malts are born.
full control of the production process and the absolute quality of the whisky.Today, the Ardmore distillery has a production capacity of 5,500,000 liters per year, although only 5% of the production is reserved for Single Malts: considered the flagship of the distillery. Unlike its neighbors, Ardmore is one of the rare distilleries in the Highlands that consistently produces peated whisky with a peat level in the malt around 12-14 ppm. In 2007, the first official bottling of the distillery was released: the Ardmore Traditional Cask, a Single Malt whisky with no age statement matured in quarter cask type barrels. In 2014, the Traditional was joined by the Ardmore Legacy: a mix between the classic peated malt of Ardmore and an unpeated malt. These are whiskies that fully embody the spirit of the place of origin: a place of contact between man and the wild forces of nature. From this synergy, exceptional Single Malts are born.
