Ardmore Single Malt
Ardmore Single Malt is a lightly peated Highland single malt from Ardmore Distillery near Kennethmont in Aberdeenshire — traditionally the heart malt of Teacher’s blended Scotch — presenting sweet tobacco, chocolate, orange, and spice with gentle peat notes throughout and wonderful malty tones, subtle but complex in the mouth with a lively flow and emerging flavours.
Ardmore Distillery was established in 1898 by Adam Teacher, the son of William Teacher of the Teacher’s blended Scotch brand. Unusually for a Highland distillery, Ardmore uses lightly peated malted barley for its characteristic gentle peat smoke — the same peat influence that gives Teacher’s its distinctive Highland character. The single malt expression presents the Ardmore character directly without the blending. Browse the full Scotch whisky collection at Wooden Cork.
Tasting Notes
- Character: Sweet tobacco, chocolate, orange, and spice with gentle notes of peat all the way along with wonderful malty tones — subtle but complex with a lively flow and loads of emerging flavours
Specs
- Distillery: Ardmore, Kennethmont, Aberdeenshire, Highland (est. 1898)
- Region: Highland, Scotland
- Style: Lightly peated Highland single malt
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the connection between Ardmore and Teacher’s?
Ardmore Distillery was established by Adam Teacher in 1898 specifically to supply the heart malt character for Teacher’s blended Scotch. The lightly peated Ardmore style provides the distinctive Highland peat-smoke character that defines Teacher’s. The single malt presentation allows the Ardmore character to be experienced unblended. Order online with fast shipping.
Ardmore Single Malt is a lightly peated Highland single malt from Ardmore Distillery near Kennethmont in Aberdeenshire — traditionally the heart malt of Teacher’s blended Scotch — presenting sweet tobacco, chocolate, orange, and spice with gentle peat notes throughout and wonderful malty tones, subtle but complex in the mouth with a lively flow and emerging flavours.
Ardmore Distillery was established in 1898 by Adam Teacher, the son of William Teacher of the Teacher’s blended Scotch brand. Unusually for a Highland distillery, Ardmore uses lightly peated malted barley for its characteristic gentle peat smoke — the same peat influence that gives Teacher’s its distinctive Highland character. The single malt expression presents the Ardmore character directly without the blending. Browse the full Scotch whisky collection at Wooden Cork.
Tasting Notes
- Character: Sweet tobacco, chocolate, orange, and spice with gentle notes of peat all the way along with wonderful malty tones — subtle but complex with a lively flow and loads of emerging flavours
Specs
- Distillery: Ardmore, Kennethmont, Aberdeenshire, Highland (est. 1898)
- Region: Highland, Scotland
- Style: Lightly peated Highland single malt
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the connection between Ardmore and Teacher’s?
Ardmore Distillery was established by Adam Teacher in 1898 specifically to supply the heart malt character for Teacher’s blended Scotch. The lightly peated Ardmore style provides the distinctive Highland peat-smoke character that defines Teacher’s. The single malt presentation allows the Ardmore character to be experienced unblended. Order online with fast shipping.
Description
Ardmore Single Malt is a lightly peated Highland single malt from Ardmore Distillery near Kennethmont in Aberdeenshire — traditionally the heart malt of Teacher’s blended Scotch — presenting sweet tobacco, chocolate, orange, and spice with gentle peat notes throughout and wonderful malty tones, subtle but complex in the mouth with a lively flow and emerging flavours.
Ardmore Distillery was established in 1898 by Adam Teacher, the son of William Teacher of the Teacher’s blended Scotch brand. Unusually for a Highland distillery, Ardmore uses lightly peated malted barley for its characteristic gentle peat smoke — the same peat influence that gives Teacher’s its distinctive Highland character. The single malt expression presents the Ardmore character directly without the blending. Browse the full Scotch whisky collection at Wooden Cork.
Tasting Notes
- Character: Sweet tobacco, chocolate, orange, and spice with gentle notes of peat all the way along with wonderful malty tones — subtle but complex with a lively flow and loads of emerging flavours
Specs
- Distillery: Ardmore, Kennethmont, Aberdeenshire, Highland (est. 1898)
- Region: Highland, Scotland
- Style: Lightly peated Highland single malt
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the connection between Ardmore and Teacher’s?
Ardmore Distillery was established by Adam Teacher in 1898 specifically to supply the heart malt character for Teacher’s blended Scotch. The lightly peated Ardmore style provides the distinctive Highland peat-smoke character that defines Teacher’s. The single malt presentation allows the Ardmore character to be experienced unblended. Order online with fast shipping.
