This historic bottling of Ardbeg's Rollercoaster was released in honour of the committee's tenth anniversary. To commemorate such an occasion Ardbeg used ten different casks from ten different years, & so Rollercoaster was born, taking the drinker on a journey through time, the idea; to capture the thrills & spills of Ardbeg's previous decade. ...

The Ardbeg Scortch Single Malt Scotch Whisky. Matured in Ardbeg's most heavily charred Ex Bourbon Casks. ...

A single cask release from Islay distillers Ardbeg. This malt was lain to rest during 2000 in first-fill bourbon barrels, it was bottled in March 2010 at a natural cask strength of 55.9% ABV. SOME MATERIAL DAMAGE TO THE CORNER OF THE BOX
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Ardbeg Feis 2011 On the nose, it has a very sweet sherry, fruity, citrus & smokey aroma. It really does have all the tricks. On your palate, you will notice the ripe plumes with tangy prunes also together with caramel suger notes. The finish is magnificent & long lasting. It has a great balance of smoke, wood & sweetness. ...

This very young whisky from Islay distillers Ardbeg was lain to rest in 1998 & bottled in 2006. This youthful whisky boasts a hefty strength of 56.2% ABV. ...

This Supernova Committee 2105 Release by Ardbeg was peated to 100 PPM, nearly double the amount of the previous releases. This was bottled to celebrate the space experiment that the brand launched, which included sending samples up to space. The whisky was in contact with oak chips, in which they compared to the same activity on earth. Impressive & very outgoing! Nose: Deep with smoked chilli, soot, vanilla, green banana & linseed, tinned nectarines, cocoa & vanilla. Palate: Super peaty toffee, crystallised ginger, lime marmalade, star anise, iodine, sweet vanilla & espresso. Finish: Candied peels & chilli. ...

The Ardbeg Supernova Advance Committee Release is an extremely rare bottle with only 3000 bottles produced. At the time when the Ardbeg Supernova Advanced Committee was released it was billed as the peatiest whisky ever produced. It was a very popular whisky & was sold out extremely quickly. It is a must have bottle for any collector looking to explore the escalation in the peatiness of whisky. ...

Given the success & cult like fan base that Ardbeg has recently enjoyed it is almost impossible to imagine that the distillery was closed, on & off, for 15 years until it was purchased by Glenmorangie. Sitting on the southern coast line the current distillery was founded in 1815, the original was destroyed by excise men. The Ardbeg spirit still is fitted with a purifier which many believe accounts for its fruity, zesty character. A phenomenon since the Advance Committee Release sold out in a matter of hours in January 2009. This is the peatiest Ardbeg ever at over 100ppm. Nose: Incredible aroma, finest top quality tequila, toffee, vanilla. Quite sweet, youthful. Peaty, but not what you'd expected. Floral, dry. Palate: Mescal, chili, smoked paprika, medicinal, huge peat. Very big fruit, sweet. Finish: Massive spices, peppercorns, charcoal, chilli, nutmeg. ...

Ardbeg Twenty Something is a rare limited edition Committee bottling from 23 long years ago. The nearest thing to being able ...

A brand new release from Ardbeg, bursting with fruty flavour with Ardbeg's disting peat & smoke. Distilled 22 years ago, when the future of the Ardbeg distillery still hung in the balance, this whisky was produced in the hope that one day, Ardbeg would once again flourish, & the whisky would be shared with the world! Well, here it is
- a tribute to the momentus moment when a handful of faithful believers decided to keep Ardbeg alive! Nose: Fresh green apples with a sweet tang. Palate: Vanilla, toffee & aniseed rolled into one
- oh, & smoke! Finish: Apple crumble & vanilla, more fruit & yes, the peat!

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