Ledaig – 1973 32 Year Old Chieftain's Choice (53%)
£1,629.00
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- Distillery
- Ledaig
- Region
- Islands
- Type
- Single Malt Whisky
- Age
- 32 years
- ABV
- 53%
- Cask Type
- Hogshead
Ledaig 1973 is a 32 year old single malt from the Isle of Mull, bottled in 2005 by Chieftain's Choice (Ian Macleod). It matured in a hogshead and was bottled straight from the cask at 53%, with 114 bottles filled.
The peat level is very high, as found only in old Ledaig distilled between 1972 and 1975. The colour is light golden mahogany. The nose is powerful and muscular, with good sweetness, light smoke and salt. The palate is oily and lasting, with peat, salt and a little orange, easing towards oak, gentle sherry sweetness and, above all, peat.
Tasting Notes
Powerful and muscular, good sweetness, light smoke and salt
Explosion of peat, salt and a little orange; oily and lasting
Slow to fade, oak, gentle sherry sweetness and above all peat
