Ardmore
The Peated Highlander
Adam Teacher, son of William Teacher, built Ardmore in 1898 near Kennethmont in Aberdeenshire. The location was chosen for its proximity to both water and the railway. For over a century, Ardmore remained a blending workhorse before emerging as a single malt in its own right.
The Story
Founded 1898
The Ardmore Style
Lightly peated Highland malt with a creamy, honeyed sweetness underneath the smoke. Gentler than Islay peat — more campfire than bonfire.
Signature Notes
Ardmore Legacy
Gently peated Highland malt — creamy smoke and honey in perfect balance.
Whiskies from Ardmore
1 expression in our collection · Average rating: 3.8
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