The Tobermory distillery produces two single malt whiskies, 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.
Color: Golden with red highlights. Nose: Complex. Ripe pear aroma. Taste: Aromas of perfectly ripe pear, spicy orange and honey. Hints of oak and vanilla. Finish: Intense and persistent.
Nose: Johnnie Walker Double Black offers intense aromas of smoke, peat and vanilla, typical of Scotch whiskies. Feel: On the palate, there are notes of dried fruit, black pepper and dark chocolate, with a rich, velvety texture. Finish: The finish is long and warm, leaving lingering notes of peat and burnt wood on the palate.
Nose: Wonderfully smoky and balanced with sweet, floral aromas, the richness of sea salt and Sherry.
Mouth: Unmistakably Sherry, robust with spicy smoke, floral notes and a hint of licorice and cloves.