An instant sell-out, this bottle is hard to come by. A sherry matured whisky perfect for peatheads. If you missed out it first time round, this is a perfect opportunity to revisit this highly sought after old favourite. FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION
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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 ...

The Ardbeg Very Young is the first release of spirit produced at the distillery after the Glenmorangie takeover in 1997. This was produced in 1998 & bottled in 2004 at cask strength. Its the first part in the Young series & now very collectable & rare. Nose: Very peaty & spicy. Notes of cut hay, fresh herbs, smoke, kippers. Hints of the coast, lime juice, coal tar. Palate: Rich & thick. Very malty, hints of salinity, very phenolic, black pepper, chilli, digestive biscuits. Huge & intense. Finish: Smoky, spicy, peaty. Tarmac on a hot day. Some caramel sweetness & citrus. ...

Ardlair 12 Year Old 2011 Signatory Cask Strength Single Malt Scotch Whisky. This is a very interesting release from Signatory, the whisky was actually distilled at Ardmore distillery, however, is unpeated & was matured in a refill oloroso sherry butt, so quite different from the peated core range that Ardmore release. Bottled at cask strength of 60.9% abv with only 582 bottles produced. ...

A single cask release from Wemyss Malts this release of Ardmore 13 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky has the alluring name of Tuxedo Black. ...

Ardmore 2003 18 Year Old Old Particular Single Malt Scotch Whisky Douglas Laing ...

Ardmore 21 Year Old 1997 Connoisseurs Choice (Gordon & Mac Phail)
- 70cl 58.3% ...