A. D. Rattray Ledaig 9 Year Old
(0.75l, 59.7%)
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A serious, powerful, delightfully sea-faring dram of authentic character and charm.
A. D. Rattray has been an independent bottler of Whisky since 1868. Since those early times they have distributed dozens of classic malt Whisky brands and created a few of their own, sourced from the smaller boutique distilleries of Scotland. They are not only an independent distributor and bottler, they are also historians and keepers of the Whisky faith via their “Whisky Experience” facility in South Ayrshire.
These days their house brands include the uniquely re-born and revitalized Stronachie, Cask Islay, Bank Note, and their famous Cask Collection series of specially sourced individual barrels of Scotland’s most famous Single Malts.
Tobermory is the last remaining distillery on the Isle of Mull, north of Islay. They produce their namesake Tobermory Single Malt — with a light, almost Highland style — and their peated Ledaig Single Malt. Ledaig 9 Year Old Single Malt is a special bottling of this sought-after, peaty Single Malt from A.D. Rattray’s Cask Collection. The barley is dried directly over smoldering peat, imparting the smoky-briny flavor the way has been for hundreds of years. It is aged nine full years in ex-Bourbon casks and bottled at a blistering 59.7% ABV without artificial colors or other nastiness.
It’s a serious, powerful, delightfully sea-faring dram of authentic character and charm.
A. D. Rattray has been an independent bottler of Whisky since 1868. Since those early times they have distributed dozens of classic malt Whisky brands and created a few of their own, sourced from the smaller boutique distilleries of Scotland. They are not only an independent distributor and bottler, they are also historians and keepers of the Whisky faith via their “Whisky Experience” facility in South Ayrshire.
These days their house brands include the uniquely re-born and revitalized Stronachie, Cask Islay, Bank Note, and their famous Cask Collection series of specially sourced individual barrels of Scotland’s most famous Single Malts.
Tobermory is the last remaining distillery on the Isle of Mull, north of Islay. They produce their namesake Tobermory Single Malt — with a light, almost Highland style — and their peated Ledaig Single Malt. Ledaig 9 Year Old Single Malt is a special bottling of this sought-after, peaty Single Malt from A.D. Rattray’s Cask Collection. The barley is dried directly over smoldering peat, imparting the smoky-briny flavor the way has been for hundreds of years. It is aged nine full years in ex-Bourbon casks and bottled at a blistering 59.7% ABV without artificial colors or other nastiness.
It’s a serious, powerful, delightfully sea-faring dram of authentic character and charm.
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Category
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StyleSingle Malt Scotch Whisky
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RegionIslands
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CountryScotland
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Alcohol59.7%
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DistilleryTobermory Distillery
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Age
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MaturationEx-Bourbon barrels
Flavor Spiral™
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peaty
smoky
savoury
pine
fudge
spicy
grain
barley
honey
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The Flavor Spiral™ shows the most common flavors that you'll taste in A. D. Rattray Ledaig 9 Year Old and gives you a chance to have a taste of it before actually tasting it.
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Tasting Notes
Appearance / Color
Light Gold.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Beach campfire, pine, fudge, and sea spray.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Maplewood, smoke, fennel, savory sausages, and a fleeting sweetness.
Finish
Long and complex.
Light Gold.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Beach campfire, pine, fudge, and sea spray.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Maplewood, smoke, fennel, savory sausages, and a fleeting sweetness.
Finish
Long and complex.
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