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Ardbeg 10 Year
Single Malt — Islay, Scotland
Reviewed
October 31, 2019 (edited July 31, 2020)
ardbeg 10yo the ultimate
Doing this alongside with Corryve & An OA
Of the three, this is the lightest in color
Beautiful caramel smokiness, little pepper to none, roasted bbq meat, roasted nuts, dryness 3
Bitterness, smokey incense, nutty, creamy, malty 2.75
Long sustain smoke 2.75
2.75
Undil
Nosing: incendiary burn, proceed with caution. In the second whiff you find strong vanilla, campfire, sweet toffee playfulness
Flavour: immediate burning on the tongue and Lingering through, oiliness and sharp kick on the front and back palate. Oiliness is distinct and the peppery chilli flakes remains for a while. It’s a straightforward whisky, contrary to the nosing, there was no sweetness - what you get is brute manly wood, heat, charcoal, fire.
Finish: a smoothing campfire smokiness that lingers for a while. The oiliness of the whisky ensures a sustained gentle smokiness.
Half a dram/4drops dil
Nosing: fiery burn doesn’t taper away, sweetness of toffee candies flavour remains
Flavour: drastic change in profile, you will find less burn on the tip of your tongue but the rest of your mouth remains ignited. You begin to taste a creamy marshmallow baked in campfire.
Finish: no change
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