Ardbeg is a renowned distillery located on the Isle of Islay, known for producing heavily peated Scotch whiskies. The expression simply named "Ardbeg" does not carry an age stateme...
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Ardbeg is a renowned distillery located on the Isle of Islay, known for producing heavily peated Scotch whiskies. The expression simply named "Ardbeg" does not carry an age statement, which is common for some of their offerings. Ardbeg is celebrated for its bold flavors and complex character, making it a favorite among whisky enthusiasts.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Intense peat smoke with hints of citrus and vanilla, complemented by a subtle maritime brininess.
Palate
Rich and full-bodied with layers of smoky sweetness, dark chocolate, and a touch of dried fruit.
Finish
Long and warming, with lingering notes of smoke and a hint of spice.
Additional Notes
A bold and complex expression that showcases Ardbeg's signature peat character while offering a well-rounded experience.
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About The Brand: Ardbeg
The tiny, secluded Scottish Isle of Islay has been the production site for Ardbeg for more than 200 years. Some people take the twisting road from Port Ellen to Ardbeg. Others heed their instincts, their fate, or the counsel of a trusted friend. Whisky experts have described Ardbeg as 'as near to perfection as makes no difference.' This provides as evidence that Ardbeg genuinely merits its stellar reputation. The whiskey is revered all around the world. Six unique Ardbeg expressions have taken home important awards in the last 10 years, including World Whisky of the Year, Scotch Whisky of the Year, and World's Best Single Malt. The industry's most phenolic malt, soft, clean water from our own water source, together with commitment and enthusiasm Some would argue that the chemistry involved in making Ardbeg is a result of both the production method and the individuals involved. And we concur.
