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From a Distillery with more ups and downs that a pogoing punk comes Ardcore. Created with roasted black malt, roasted to the extreme, this spirit is all about what happens up front, centre stage. The malt is what defines its distinctive profile. Described as tasting like ‘biting on a spiky ball’, Ardcore is a dram that wears its heart on its sleeve… its black heart!
Notes of charcoal and sweet smoke make for an in-your-face nose, while potent notes of aniseed and dark chocolate stamp this bottle out as one fit only for the most Ardcore of fans.
If you are looking for something unique then your in the right place theres nothing more unique and collectable then a signed bottle of your favourite whisky.
Port Charlotte PC7
Signed by ex Bruichladdich Master Distiller and overall whisky legend Jim McEwan The 7 year old release of Port Charlotte 'Sin An Doigh Ileach' (meaning 'it’s the Islay way' is now very much discontinued and very collectable and 100% Bourbon cask matured.
Ardbeg Single Cask #3150
This is a collectable bottling from Ardbeg signed by ex distillery manger and whisky icon Mickey Heads.
Cask #3150 was distilled on the 20th October 2010 and was matured in a refill bourbon barrel until 7th February 2020. It was bottled at the natural cask strength of 57% ABV
This is one of just 247 individually numbered bottles released and is believed to be Mickey Heads last single cask and signed by the man himself
Bruichladdich Port Charlotte PC8
Signed by Bruichladdich legend and ex Master Distiller Jim McEwan. This fourth official release of Bruichladdich's heavily-peated Port Charlotte single malt came out in 2009, arriving the same week that it was named Best Whisky at the 2009 Whisky Fringe in Edinburgh. PC8 Ar Duthchas has been amongst the most highly-regarded of this hugely sought-after series ever since
Bruichladdich The Laddie Ten Signed by Jim McEwan & Duncan McGillivray
Signed by the dynamic duo whisky legend's Jim McEwan & Duncan McGillivray
The Laddie Ten, “The First Ten Years Are The Toughest”. The very first 10 year old whisky to be wholly distilled, aged and bottled following the distillery’s resurrection in 2001, marking the beginning of the new era.