Ledaig No Age

[Martin Markvardsen]

Hi Ralph

If it is the Ledaig im thinking of it is a fantastic 
dram...for the price. The one no age we had in Denmark was 
a sherry matured. It was peaty, fruty and some funny (in a 
good way) hints of tequila. I really enjoyed that. It is 
fresh.
I was told by the people at Burn Stewart that its age is 
about 4 yo.

Martin

On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 18:35:53 +0200
  Ralph Katzenell <ralphoosh at 012.NET.IL> wrote:
> Greetings all,
> Somethings are just not meant to be understood! All of a 
>sudden we have a veritable flood of good single malts, 
>never before seen in the small specialist wine shops. At 
>least 10 new (for us) labels. Oooooh!
> I picked up a distillery Ledaig (42%) no age statement, 
>at only 25% more expensive than a price on the net in the 
>UK. I'm in shock!
> 
> But so far I cant find a hint of its age. Whats the 
>secret? Can someone spill the beans, please?
> 
> Uncle Ralph
> 
> 
> 
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