Väldigt fyllig, torr, stark men avmätt rökighet — 6 years ago
So much peat and smoke. Also more subtle grassy notes and earthy sweetness. Super light-bodied. A great Islay scotch. — 8 years ago
Not for the faint of heart. Peaty and heavily smoky, oak, citron, honey, and leather. Puts me in mind of Ardbeg, but at a gentler price point. — 10 years ago
A new expression from Ardbeg. Band-Aid. Baking spice. — 7 years ago
We'll see if my cold can stand up to this Ardbog toddy! I love a dram of the old peaty in my medicine, and I cherish my 10 too much to mix it. The bogs big peat is perfect with clove, lemon, cinnamon, honey and hot water. As Liam Clancy said "you don't need the clove, you don't need the hot water either!" — 8 years ago
Insidious on the attack, with brilliant precision and finesse on the palette. — 10 years ago
Ardbeg Drum. Sweet, smokey, floral, pineapple nose. Peat, liquorice, and vanilla notes. Ends with a long lingering flavors of peat and spice. A mellower Ardbeg, but still quite delicious! — 6 years ago
Really amazing caramel color with slight hints of burgundy. Typical smokey nose with sweet notes of vanilla and popcorn. Tastes like smoked pear candy. Really unique Ardbeg! — 7 years ago
That is not a typo, limited release of Ardbeg. Very boggy. :) — 7 years ago
Round three of peat treatment- now daily thanks to the good advice of Henrik . Can a cold survive a bear and a supernova? We'll see. This is a solid, overproofed comity release with excellent high toned Ardbeg peat. In the toddy it is the clear winner- lighter, more focused, and full of healthy, germ fighting peat. — 8 years ago
They smoothed out the raw edges. Sea spray, seaweed on the nose. Barreled salt herrings. Spices and cloves in mouth, yet smooth for all that. Lingering smoke. — 9 years ago
Matt Nicoletti
2020 Committee Release is another home run from Ardbeg. — 5 years ago