The Tobermory distillery produces two single malts, alternating over a six-month period: the unpeated 'Tobermory' and the heavily peated 'Ledaig'. Different barley varieties are used to make the two whiskies, but they are then distilled in the same stills. Ledaig single malts are sweet, smoky whiskies, known for their strong personality, made exclusively with strongly peated malt - the result is an exquisite whisky with delicious marine flavors.
Nose: Subtle aromas of ripe fruit, vanilla and honey emerge delicately. Mouth: An explosion of tropical fruit, oak and caramel notes with a light spicy touch. Finish: The finish is long and warm, leaving soft, woody notes on the palate.
Nose: Auchentoshan 1988 PX Finish reveals sweet notes of fig and raisin, followed by aromas of caramel and vanilla. Feel: On the palate, this single malt reveals flavors of candied fruit, dark chocolate and dried fruit, with a touch of toasted oak. Finish: The finish is long and warm, leaving notes of honey, spice and ripe fruit on the palate.