LEDAIG 13 ans 2007 COLLECTIVE 4.0

Located on the Isle of Mull, the Tobermory distillery was founded in 1798. Renamed Ledaig in 1972 when it reopened after 42 years of closure, it was closed again in 1975 before reopening under the name Tobermory in 1989. It produces two single malts: one unpeated, Tobermory, the other peated (between 30 and 40 ppm of phenols), Ledaig. To produce the latter, the distillery sources its barley from the Port Ellen maltings. Particularly generous, this release delivers one after another – in the most complete disorder and without any restraint – all the ingredients that shape its decidedly heightened personality. Ledaig to the core, it prefers the back roads to the marked paths in order to reach its destination.