Tastes

I mean, its alright - tastes just as any other ardbeg. Peaty and salty, but for the hefty pricetag... :-) Not for me.

Pleasant dram but nothing more. Dried fruits on the nose with sweet honey, some hints of peat. On the taste some light smoke again, fruits and kind of oily body - going towards honey and sweet on the end.

Sweet with a little bit of perfume (think Four roses standard bottle), floral and summery feel, some bourbony notes in general. on the palate oak, and that perfume-ish note again, vanilla, very sweet and candy like taste with long lasting oaky finish.

Sweet corn with sweet fruitiness, borboun - influence from makers mark on the nose. Woody sweetnes on the palate, not anything like the nose, and with vanilla and oak on the medium long finish.

Its just meh, to expensive also. Nose: Gauze bandage with smoke. Needs alot of airing. Taste: Oak and vanilla with sherry and some sweetness Finish: Sweet finish with just barely noticable smoke with some oak.

Intense sherry with that metallic tone from edradour, or how to put it. Dry and oaky with vanilla and sherry.

Very nutty nose with chocolate, coconut and salty almonds. Not particullary peaty on the nose. On the digestion comes the peat punch with peat and LOADS of peat and salt. The peat and salt stays there forever.

This is surprisingly good. You should try this at least once. On the nose i find ALOT of smoky bacon with campfire smoke. Very oily body with taste of smoked bacon, campfire, black pepper and some spicyness from the oak. Going towards ciagarette ash smoke on the finish with some black pepper.