The Chess Malt Collection G7 Ardmore 17 years old Highland Single Malt Whisky 59,7%
The Chess Malt Collection - G7
Single Malt Whisky
Distilled at: Ardmore Distillery
Distilled: February 2002
Bottled: June 2019
Age: 17 Years old
Region: Highland
Bottles in all: 239
Cask.: Bourbon barrel
Non chill filtered and no added colouring
Strength: 59,7%
Scottish history has always been about great battles, powerful Kings and Queens, cunning moves, and stunning castles. It is about noble clansmen and brutal conquerors, religious domination by fanatical bishops, but also about strategic thinkers and philosophers.
The Chess Malt Collection is a celebration of Scottish history and the proud people of this great nation.
With The Chess Malt Collection you will have the opportunity to collect pieces of Scottish history in bottles. In the coming years you will be able to collect each of the 32 chess pieces as a beautiful Single Malt Scotch Whisky bottling. In black and white with a fantastic presentation, you will have two kings, two queens, four rooks, four knights, four bishops and no less than sixteen pawns.
The Chess Malt Collection - G7
Single Malt Whisky
Distilled at: Ardmore Distillery
Distilled: February 2002
Bottled: June 2019
Age: 17 Years old
Region: Highland
Bottles in all: 239
Cask.: Bourbon barrel
Non chill filtered and no added colouring
Strength: 59,7%
Scottish history has always been about great battles, powerful Kings and Queens, cunning moves, and stunning castles. It is about noble clansmen and brutal conquerors, religious domination by fanatical bishops, but also about strategic thinkers and philosophers.
The Chess Malt Collection is a celebration of Scottish history and the proud people of this great nation.
With The Chess Malt Collection you will have the opportunity to collect pieces of Scottish history in bottles. In the coming years you will be able to collect each of the 32 chess pieces as a beautiful Single Malt Scotch Whisky bottling. In black and white with a fantastic presentation, you will have two kings, two queens, four rooks, four knights, four bishops and no less than sixteen pawns.
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