Ardmore

This 2003 vintage from the Ardmore distillery bears the famous 'Distillery Label' style from Gordon & MacPhail. A vibrant blackcurrant, stewed raspberry and baked apple flavour comes through from the wood, joining the distillery's sweet smoky profile. A full and rich smoky-sweet-fruity style classic to Ardmore.

Made with 80% peated and 20% unpeated malt, this is an example of the distinctive style of whisky made at the Ardmore distillery. Amongst the peatiest and smokiest whiskies made on the mainland, it carries aromas of creamy toasted oak, caramel and sooty peat smoke which carries onto the palate with malt-cereal flavours, vanilla and spice.

Produced by independent bottlers Elixir Distillers, this series forms part of a mutli-year release inspired by Shakespear's iconic play, Macbeth. Each bottling is named and inspired by one of the iconic characters of the play, and includes a label bearing the work of internationally renowned artist Sir Quentin Blake.

Chosen from the Ardmore distillery in the north east of Scotland, this expression shows off the earthy and inviting peat smoke of the make, shifting between notes of herbal pine, mint and a dusting of cocoa powder. A clean and salty mineral note can be felt on the edge of the palate, with an intriguing touch of smoky mezcal and bandages.

Distilled at the Ardmore distillery in 1998, this single cask expression shows a bright and zesty character of the make, with lime zest and white pepper notes leading, moving to a dusty chocolate and heathery, smoky quality. A kick of chili pepper heat (not related to alcohol strength) comes along with more lime juice and light peat smoke again.