Rich with a more subtle but longer lasting sweetness than the uigeadail. Notes of fruit, vanilla, and some spices are present alongside the standard Ardbeg coffee and tobacco. Slightly better than the uigeadail. Compared to Lagavulin 16, there is a stronger flavor of tobacco bitterness here, but there is also some more fruity playfulness. The balance is good here, but not as brilliant as that of the Lagavulin 16. Notably though, the Ardbeg Corryvreckan goes its own way. I just wish that the sweetness lasted longer into the finish so that the ending was not complete bitterness. There is some great depth here, but you have to be willing to sell the taste buds to tobacco (or maybe iodine) to experience it. On a totally odd note, it's weird how pale this scotch can be while being totally full of peat. There is so much complexity here. It is really strong, both in flavor and alcohol content, but the peat and other rich flavors counterbalance the alcohol. As it progresses, so many flavors come out: tobacco, cocoa, faint vanilla, mild red fruit, a slight hint of minerals, and so many other mixtures. It's delightful. This is a rich whiskey rather than a sweet one, but it is amazingly complex and has a slightly sweet finish. What a delight!