Ledaig

Ledaig (pronounced "Le-chig") is a peated Scotch whisky brand produced by the Tobermory Distillery, founded in 1798 on the Isle of Mull, in the Hebrides. Although Tobermory is mainly known for its unpeated single malts, the Ledaig range embodies its expertise in smoky and maritime whiskies.

Distilled from heavily peated barley, the Ledaig brand is distinguished by notes of smoke, sea spray, leather, and spice, while maintaining great elegance. The Ledaig 10 Year Old is the flagship of the range, followed by the Ledaig 18 Year Old with more complex and woody aromas