Ardbeg reviews

Ardbeg 10 has this softness to it not found in many Islays. It also balances the smokiness perfectly against all the many aromes, not making it overpowering on the nose.

Served neat, cut and uncut. Luckily had this at a tasting and didn't need to blow $135 on a bottle.Pour: Very clear white grape juice color...chardonnay like other Ardbegs. A thick rings sticks to the…

Served neat, cut and uncut. The pour is a little bit darker than the Ten and the Corryvreckan. Widely spaced, weak tears. Nose is much more spicy alcohol than the Ten or Corryvreckan. Almost as hot in…

Nose: Pine, Leather, Dark ChocolateTaste: Pepper, Sea Salt, MedicinalFinish: Long and warm. Almost felt like heartburn. Smokey and Medicinal. Peaty at the end.

Served neat at room temp. Pours a white grape juice color...a little darker than normal Ardbeg 10 year old but overall very light SRM for whiskey. A gentle swirl provides small legs and a thick top ring…

I agree with ironlion27. This is the worst whisky I have ever tasted.

The pour looks like white grape juice...extremely pale SRM and very clear. A nice swirl give you slowly cascading, thin legs. Aroma is really out of sight and quite the treat for smokeheads out there.…

I have previously reviewed this (http://www.connosr.com/reviews/ardbeg/ardbeg-1990-airigh-nam-beist/slightly-formulaic-islay-malt/), but when my wife bought me a bottle I noticed it was significantly…

Colour: Darker than the 10 year old. I wonder if the extra charred wood is the culprit… Nose: Sweeter than the 10 year old, with less lemony notes, vanilla, spice, pepper, BBQ sauce, Peat and Charcoal…

Nose: peat, iodine & phenol, strong cherrywood smoke notes, campfire and firm barbecue. With water, additional oaky vanilla comes through and sweet perfumey aromatics. Taste: distinctly smokey. Hardwood…