Ardbeg Rollercoaster - Committee Release

(70cl, 57.30%)

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Interesting fact… Ardbeg Rollercoaster - Committee Release whisky spells its name whisky as it originates in Scotland. Had it been produced in America its name would be Ardbeg Rollercoaster - Committee Release whiskey, instead of whisky.

Ardbeg Rollercoaster Bottling Note

On the 15th February 2010, the release of Ardbeg Rollercoaster was met with palpable excitement. The 50,000 Committee Members were keen to get their hands on the 15,000 bottles and apparently the veritable stampede took down the entire Ardbeg website for some time! ...more

Ardbeg Rollercoaster Tasting Note

Nose: A mix of malt, cold wood smoke and a hint of new make. Has a very young feel - similar to Talisker 10 in this respect. Balanced, striking sweetness.
Palate: Quite big with a peat tingle, though it doesn't quite take off as expected. Instead, it ...more

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Ardbeg Rollercoaster details

Country

(Scotch Whisky)

Region

(Islay Whisky)

Distillery

(Ardbeg)

Bottler

(Ardbeg)

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Reviews of the Ardbeg Rollercoaster - Committee Release

It is an Uigedal brother

Sipping that I still had an impression I was having Ardbeg Uigedal. It was on the sherry side of barrels used in here. To some extent it was a bit like

It is an Uigedal brother

Sipping that I still had an impression I was having Ardbeg Uigedal. It was on the sherry side of barrels used in here. To some extent it was a bit like

Jim @ Whiskyboys.com

Rating (4.5)

It is up there with all the great single Islay malts and is sure to be in my top 5 of all time. Jim

Amazingly Deep

Rating (5)

The flavor keeps changing on you tongue. This one can be enjoyed for the better part of an hour, with new flavors emerging. Ardbeg says you can taste all ten single malts and I agree. Incredible!

One of the best Ardbegs available.

Rating (5)

Rollercoaster is a complex whisky which is reminiscent of an Uigeadail but with a good bit more smoke. The taste seems to change subtly from sip to sip. I tasted this side-by-side with the Lord of the Isles and preferred the Rollercoaster.

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