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The subject of today's video is a Single Malt Scotch Whisky that is produced by one of the newer distilleries in Scotland (opened in July 2014). Ardnamurchan is this distillery's name and it's located in the village of Glenbeg.

The Ardnamurchan expression that we'll be discussing is a 46.8% ABV whisky called AD. Here's what the Whisky Exchange has to say about it:

"A fruity, sweet single malt from Ardnamurchan distillery, AD/ was made with a combination of peated and un-peated malt and matured in both ex-bourbon casks and ex-sherry casks. Aromas of toasted marshmallows, pebble beaches, orange oil and popcorn fill the nose, complemented by notes of melted chocolate, marshmallow, lime cordial, sea salt, bitter orange, dark chocolate and salted popcorn throughout the palate."

On more than one occasion, we've been quite pleased with what happens to peated whisky when it spends time in Sherry casks. Peat and sweet is definitely in our wheelhouse. To find out if the Ardnamurchan AD is also in our wheelhouse, click play on the above video.

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