Ledaig reviews

Amazing balance, great taste... It's an awesome whisky, but that gives you no real info.If this whisky was a girl, she would clearly be a tall and charming one, probably brown hair. with a nice outfit…

Ledaig, to be pronounced ‘let-shik’, is the peaty version of Tobermory. This pale liquied only matured for 7 years on a bourbon hogshead. So it is a young animal.On the nose, which is very clean, I get…

This whisky is sick, and by that I mean Awesome! It smells like it should be good for you and it tastes like it is. Very medicinal smelling and tasting. There is a licorice, syrupy taste and a healthy…

Ledaig (pronoucned ‘ledsjick’) is the peated whisky from Tobermory, the distillery on the Isle of Mull. This sherry cask was put to sleep in 1998 and bottled by Malts of Scotland after 13 years. It is…

I'm not a fine nose and certainly not a fine palate neither. So instead of trying to figure out what I can't describe with the appropriate wording, I will just try to define what the whisky makes me…

David Stirk bottled this Ledaig - the peated whisky from Tobermory - after 9 years in an ex-bourbon cask. It was bottled for the Exclusive Range, which is a selection of young, accessible and affordable…

The German independent bottler Malts of Scotland released two casks of this Island whisky last year. A bourbon cask (800029) and this sherry cask (800025). I wonder how different they will be. Interes…

Let me start with the fact that this is my first Ledaig ever. So I have no official bottling to compare this with. I picked up this whisky (in a miniature of 50ml) in the shop of the Edradour distillery…

This Ledaig came from the warehouses of Malts of Scotland (German Indie). It was distilled on 24th March 1997 and bottled in October 2010 after a maturation of 13 years in a bourbon hogshead. The cask…

Ledaig (led-chig) 10-year single malt scotch is distilled at the Tobermory Distillery on the Hebridean Isle of Mull, in the western Island region of Scotland. On the bottle is written “wonderfully pea…