Ardnamurchan ArdnAmerica Tour Bottling Cask Strength Single Malt (700ml)
SKU: 892032004305
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Ardnamurchan ArdnAmerica Tour Bottling Cask Strength Single Malt (700ml)
SKU: 892032004305
Precio habitual
$99.99
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About the product
Ardnamurchan's ArdnAmerica Tour Bottling captures the essence of this independent Scottish distillery at cask strength. This single malt showcases the distillery's signature style—rich, complex, and unapologetically bold. Bottled without chill filtration or added color, every pour delivers the full character of the spirit as it matured in oak.
Perfect for whisky enthusiasts who appreciate authenticity and depth. The 700ml format makes it an ideal addition to any collection or a memorable gift for the discerning drinker.
Tasting Profile & Food Pairings
Taste Notes
- Nose: Decadent and sweet. Aromas of dried apricot, honey, and golden apple are layered with white chocolate and a gentle wisp of coastal peat smoke.
- Palate: Thick and oily. Initial waves of crème brûlée and vanilla milkshake transition into "dirty" industrial peat, slate, and a pinch of sea salt.
- Finish: Robust and lingering. A "fizzy" combination of Mandarin orange, wood smoke, and a sweet-and-salty maritime tingle.
Food Pairings
- Savory: Smoked Duck Breast or Oysters with a Mignonette. The salt and peat in the whisky harmonize with the brine of the oysters, while the wine-cask sweetness complements the rich fats of the duck.
- Cheese: Roquefort or Aged Stilton. The intense sweetness of the Sauternes finish is the classic partner for salty, pungent blue cheeses.
- Sweet: Apricot Tart or Salted Caramel Cheesecake. The spirit’s notes of dried stone fruits and "creme brulee" make it a natural extension of custard-based desserts.