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The Ardmore
Tradition & Ardmore Triple Wood launch
in travel retail.
Ardmore
Highland malt whisky have launched two
new No Age Statement single malts
exclusively in travel retail.
First up is the Ardmore Tradition, not
to be mistaken with the recently
discontinued Ardmore Traditional, the
new Ardmore Tradition is bottled at 46%
just like the Traditional was, I haven't
tasted both side by side but I have
tasted both and I would swear they are
both the same whisky, simply repackaged.
Presented in a 1 litre bottle with a
price tag around £37 The Ardmore
Tradition was matured in American oak
barrels and then in smaller 19th
Century-style quarter casks. The liquid
has a maturity that comes from the
American oak and a spicy, creamy nose
from the old-style smaller casks.
Burnished gold in colour, this liquid is
rich in flavour and fills the mouth with
a creamy peat tang and touch of soft
vanilla.
The Ardmore Triple Wood is a premium
expression that as you may have guessed
from its title has had triple maturation in American oak
barrels, quarter casks and puncheons
(500-litre casks). Ardmore describe the
liquid as having light caramelised
sugar, toasted barley and warming, light
peat smoke flavours, followed by sweet
vanilla custard. The Ardmore Triple Wood
is non-chill filtered and 46% ABV. It is
available in 1-litre bottles and retails
at €62.
You will find the range of
Ardmore whiskey available online from
The Whisky Exchange
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