Ardnamurchan | #1800123 | First Fill Bourbon Barrel | 16/02/2018 | 113.1 RLA | 63.5% ABV

Ardnamurchan Distillery is one of Scotland’s most exciting new whisky producers, tucked away on the remote and rugged west coast of the Highlands. Opened in 2014 by independent bottler Adelphi, this modern distillery blends cutting-edge sustainability with traditional craftsmanship to produce a rich, coastal single malt with remarkable depth and complexity.

Producing both a peated and unpeated malt, Ardnamurchan crafts a balanced, full-flavoured spirit that reflects both its natural surroundings and its meticulous production methods — from local spring water and long fermentation to copper pot stills and dunnage warehousing by the sea.

Though still a relative newcomer, Ardnamurchan built up a huge hype for their inaugural release in 2020 and has built a devoted following among whisky lovers and indie bottlers alike since then.

Due to the age of the distillery, independent bottlings of Ardnamurchan are only just starting to surface. Despite the young age statements, bottlings have been incredibly popular and the spirit has been very well received. We have our own cask of Ardnamurchan waiting to be bottled for Glaschu Spirits Co in the next few years.

We've only got ONE of these 2018 Ardnamurchan barrels for sale. The cask was last re-gauged in November 2024 and is sitting at Castlelaw bond. Castlelaw allow private accounts so we can assist with Delivery Order transfer of this cask.

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