Good budget Islay to keep on hand when you don't want to pour a more expensive dram. Lots of peat smoke and phenols; but still enough salt, fruit notes, and oak to keep things interesting. I have no idea what's officially inside the bottle, but to me it tastes like lots of young Laphroaig with just enough older Ardbeg (and other distillers, I'm sure) to mellow out the phenolic notes and give it some depth.