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Grandfather collection
LEDAIG 1993
Distilled at Ledaig on the Isle of Mull in 1993 and matured for 30 years in a single cask, a delicate, fresh Grandfather bottling limited to just 74 bottles.
£599.00
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Product Description
Cask number 252. Bottled at cask strength, non-chill filtered and with no added colouring, presented in our signature Grandfather carton, from an outturn of just 74 bottles.
- Age 30 Years Old
- ABV 42.3%
- Cask #252
- Size 70cl
- Outturn 74 bottles
Delivery Information
We offer free express UK delivery on all orders. EU delivery to Germany, the Netherlands, France and Belgium is express at €9.95. We aim to dispatch your bottle by the next business day, with most UK orders arriving within 2-3 working days. International delivery is available, with timings provided at checkout.
Free UK Delivery
Complimentary express delivery on every UK order. EU express delivery €9.95.
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Tasting Notes
Appearance
Pale straw in colour, with slow-forming legs.
Aroma
Light and fresh with a faint maritime hint, complemented by subtle notes of fresh fruit, strawberry, and cut grass.
Taste
Delicate and understated, offering a gentle sweetness, light woody undertones, and a touch of caramel. The finish is smooth, with lingering hints of oak barrel and cut grass.
Flavour Summary
- Strawberry
- Cut Grass
- Sea Spray
- Caramel
- Light Oak
- Fresh Fruit
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About
Ledaig
Distillery
Ledaig is the peated malt of Tobermory distillery, founded in 1798 on the Isle of Mull and one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland. From its harbour-side home in the town of Tobermory, the distillery draws soft water from the island's hills to create a maritime spirit usually defined by Hebridean peat and sea air. Yet a single cask can take its own path: this one set the smoke aside and grew quieter and more delicate across three decades in oak, a rarely-seen, gentler face of Ledaig.
