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    Ardbeg 1974 Provenance 70cl Whisky

    Scotland • 70cl • 55.6%
    Number of reviews:(4)
    Product details
    bottler

    Ardbeg

    country

    Scotland

    distillery/brandArdbeg Whisky Distillery
    regionIslay Whisky
    style

    Single Malt

    Ardbeg 1974 Provenance

    An incredibly rare, highly collectible and rather legendary bottle of vintage Ardbeg, bottled at natural cask strength. Distilled in 1974, Serge from WhiskyFun.com awarded this an astonishing 95 points!

    Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

    Nose

    Spiced, rich nose with notes of baked apple and cinnamon. Hints of beeswax, potpourri and iodine. A little furniture polish, dried apricot, sticking plasters and parsley.

    Palate

    Herbal and very complex palate with fiery peat smoke and citrus zest. Bitter lime juice, caramel, toasted teacakes and cocoa powder. Hints of curry spice and cardamom.

    Finish

    Very long finish with hints of burnt sugar, black pepper and mixed spices.

    Overall

    Absolutely astonishing.

    Allergy Information

    Celery No
    Cereals Containing Gluten Info not yet available
    Crustaceans No
    Eggs No
    Fish No
    Lupin No
    Milk No
    Molluscs No
    Mustard No
    Nuts No
    Peanuts No
    Sesame Seeds No
    Soybeans No
    Sulphur Dioxide Sulphites No
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    £1,608.87
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    gorgeous

    purchased by son for me at penny hill park some years back as a taster Good job not having a session??? Different to any Ardbeg I had tasted before ,or since.A beautiful malt I cannot add anything to this comment.Oh not to be e pensioner?????

    ron robinson Oct 10, 2022

    Wise Purchase

    I went against my wisdom and purchase the Ardbeg for £240 at a duty-free, suffering a tight holiday in NYC around 2001. I understand that today's value for the Ardbeg (selling over £2,500) squashing my prudence to stick to a budget. All I need to do now is visit the distillery for a taster.

    JH Gabriel Jul 29, 2017

    Mr Bruce Mitchell

    This bottle was on sale at the distillery during my visit some years ago for £100.00. I reluctantly declined the offer even after being advised that it was regarded as great whisky, spending another £100 would have taken me outside my whisky budget. You cannot win all the time.

    Master of Malt Customer Dec 23, 2013

    great find

    oh for a miniature i would hate to open this just to taste it cheers Gil fae Billy

    Master of Malt Customer May 6, 2013

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