Ardmore Triple Wood

About the Ardmore Triple Wood

Ardmore Triple Wood is a Highland single malt whisky from Scotland, made at Ardmore Distillery. Ardmore Distillery sits near Kennethmont in Aberdeenshire and has built its name on peated Highland spirit. Ardmore Triple Wood is a travel retail release, bottled at 46% ABV and non-chill filtered. Its triple maturation uses American oak barrels, quarter casks, and puncheons, which gives the whisky extra grip and breadth. In the glass, this single malt opens with cereal sweetness, honey, and soft citrus lift. Lemon zest and fresh fruit notes keep the smoky core bright rather than heavy. A malty centre and light oily texture carry the palate forward. Hints of earth and mineral character sit underneath the sweeter notes and add depth. You may also notice vegetative tones and a meatycereal edge that makes the profile feel savoury. Ardmore’s site is unusual because it sits about 600 feet above sea level near the northern railway. The railway helped founder Adam Teacher move materials from Glasgow to this remote Highland location. The distillery still draws water from springs on Knockandy Hill, a detail the brand continues to highlight. That strong link to place helps explain why Ardmore keeps a clear house style of peat, structure, and dryness. For buyers searching for peated Highland whisky with balance, Ardmore Triple Wood is a reliable choice. It delivers smoky character without losing sweetness, so it suits both curious newcomers and regular peat drinkers. Enjoy this whisky neat to follow its shift from honeyed cereal into drier, earthy smoke. For anyone comparing options online, this bottle stands out as a distinct Ardmore expression. As a travel retail bottling, Ardmore Triple Wood also has collector appeal for fans of distillery-exclusive style.