21 January 2014
A stunning bottle of Tamdhu, distilled back in 1969 and bottled 2013 from cask number DT159. Aged 43 Years. The Tantalus that the bottle sits in is made from the wood of the cask that the Tamdhu was matured in. The bottle itself is hand blown. Bottled …
24 September 2013
From the brand new ‘Old Particular’ range of whisky by Douglas Laing, their initial release.
The Tamdhu 1988 25 Year Old – Old Particular
Distilled June 1988, bottled August 2013.
One of only 222 bottles available.
Official notes from Douglas Laing:
Nose – opens attractively spiced, carrying a polished wood/bees wax character
Palate – richly spiced initially, smoothening to ripe dark fruit and creamy coffee
Finish – long with cedar wood, tobacco and a focus on sweet espresso.
Cask Strength – Single Cask – Aged 25 Years
Tamdhu Distillery. Matured and bottled by Douglas Laing & Co.
16 May 2013
Tamdhu was bought by Ian Macleod Distillers in 2012.
The new Tamdhu is just stunning.
Only the finest ex Sherry casks are ever used to age the ‘Can-Dhu-Spirit’ that embodies Tamdhu
Our owner – Edward Robertson – was at the launch of this ‘Can Do’ whisky, and even he was impressed!
Tasting notes:
Nose – the softness of vanilla and sugared almonds, balanced by fresh oak and cinnamon.
Palate – bursting with fruit and spice – gently yielding to toffee and the richness of sherry oak
Finish – fruit and vanilla linger, becoming pleasantly drying – finally unveiling the meerest of peat smoke.
a mighty fine dram.
From Tamdhu Distillery
2 May 2013
from the Old Malt Cask range – Advanced Samples. Tamdhu, Aged for 14 Years. Distilled March 1998 Wood – Refill Hogshead Cask # / DL Ref 9076 Bottled September 2012 Distilled Tamdhu Distillery From Douglas Laing & Co. Ltd.
5 February 2013
The new edition – now at 43% (the previous version was 40%)
Colour – Golden Amber/Yellow
An after dinner malt.
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