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Ardbeg 17 Year Old

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3 cl / 40%

Scotland - Islay Single Malt Whisky

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70cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling - A tad less peaty than early bottlings, the classic Ardbeg 17yo is still a great whisky, but is sadly becoming very thin on the ground as demand increases and supply runs low - it's now a good few years since owners Glenmorangie discontinued it. The first bottling of this sparked the revival of Ardbeg's fortunes after the takeover by Glenmorangie.

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    “Different. Maybe Galileo is the closest dram to this begone Ardbeg”
    This dram has a gold-like color.

    Nose (90): more than average. peat, mango, citrus, cake, vanilla.

    Taste (89): smooth, oily. peat, fruity, liquorice, citrus, honey, wood, anise.

    Finish (88): longer than average. peat, smoke, earth.

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