The Tobermory whisky distillery is located in the town of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull in Scotland. The company was founded in 1798, making it one of the oldest active distilleries in the whole of Scotland.
The distillery bottles its smoky whiskies under the "Ledaig" label, while the unpeated bottlings are marketed under the "Tobermory" brand.
To celebrate Tobermory Distillery's partnership with Gordon Buchanan and the Mull and Iona Community Trust, Triple Wood is presented as a marriage of three casks: Bourbon, port and wine. This combination is symbolic of all partners working together to preserve and protect the unique island home. The common goal is to preserve and promote the natural landscapes of Mull.
For every bottle of Ledaig Triple Wood produced, £2 goes to the Mull and Iona Community Trust to support the restoration of Ardura Forest. This forest is home to diverse wildlife and provides an important social gathering place for islanders. The charity's long-term vision includes the regeneration, protection and enhancement of Ardura's biodiversity to create a beautiful, healthy and accessible place for future generations and visitors.
Tasting notes:
Color: Mahogany.
Nose: Sweetish, pears dusted with cinnamon, creamy caramel.
Taste: Creamy toffee syrup, fresh apple strudel, toasted oak, black pepper.
Finish: Long lasting, smoky nuances, cloves, maple syrup.
