Special features: A powerful peated single malt from the Isle of Mull, which received a two-year finish in a Pedro Ximénez sherry cask. This exclusive single cask bottling was released in a limited edition of only 310 bottles for Kirsch customers and combines the rugged coastal character with a sweet sherry note.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Smoky apricot, hickory wood, and salty malt.
Palate: Rich peat, red fruits, and smoky mocha.
Finish: Cigar leaf, coastal breeze, and flint.
Distillery/Bottler: The Tobermory Distillery on the Isle of Mull is known for its characterful whiskies with a smoky note. Murray McDavid, an independent bottler with an excellent reputation for careful cask management, selected this cask from its exquisite inventory to complete the Ledaig 2011. The combination of maritime influences and sherry finish reflects the craftsmanship and passion of the bottler.
Product details:
Manufacturer: Tobermory Distillery
Bottler: Murray McDavid
Age: 13 years
Cask types: Pedro Ximénez Sherry Cask Finish (Cask number 2300948)
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What is the alcohol content of Ledaig 2011 PX?
The Ledaig 2011/2025 has an alcohol content of 55.7%. The product is 13 years old. It offers a robust flavor profile that reflects its age.
What bottle size does Ledaig 2011 PX come in?
Ledaig 2011/2025 is offered in a 0.7 liter bottle. The bottler is Murray McDavid. This size is perfect for both collectors and casual drinkers.
How old is the Ledaig 2011 PX?
The Ledaig 2011/2025 is 13 years old. It was finished in a Pedro Ximénez Sherry Cask with cask number 2300948. This aging process contributes to its unique flavor.
What type of cask does the Ledaig 2011 PX have?
The Ledaig 2011/2025 received a Pedro Ximénez Sherry Cask finish (cask number 2300948). This single cask bottling was limited to 310 bottles and offered in a gift pack. The cask type enhances the whisky's rich character.
Who is the bottler of Ledaig 2011 PX and where does it come from?
The bottler is Murray McDavid. Its origin is Scotland, Isle of Mull, and the manufacturer is the Tobermory Distillery. This background adds to the whisky's authenticity.