Ardmore Legacy

The Ardmore distillery sits at the highest point of the Northern railway line, 600 feet above sea level. Close to the small village of Kennethmont, the proximity to the railway line allowed founder Adam Teacher to transport materials from Glasgow to this remote corner of Aberdeenshire, helping the distillery flourish. Almost unchanged from the moment he made his dream a reality, the water is still drawn from the naturally rising springs that sit on the 1,500 foot tall Knockandy Hill.

A young peated Speyside whisky that has been finished in quarter casks to speed up maturation. Gold Medal in its category at the World Whisky Awards 2010. Palate is full, smooth, peat-smoke and earthy richness, tempered by subtle sweetness.