Ardbeg 10 Year Old Whisky 70cl

I have been drinking 10years old Ardbeg for more than 30 years never had it so bad like this time I don't know what kind of whiskey it's but it's utterly awful whiskey and way too expensive for what u get will not buy Ardbeg again they have lost it or some bad cheating going on there . That was bad and would like to return if I could

A purchase on a whim, and what a wonderful choice. Ardbeg 10 is unapologetically Ardbeg. Smoke.

The smoke works in harmony with the other elements in the glass. It is there from picking up the glass, but doesn't dominate the taste as the nose suggests.

A delicate taste of a good, light dram exist behind the smoke - they co-exist. This is the point when many are put off. No. Just lift the glass slowly and try, the beautiful with not a bullying smoke.

Highly recommend.

I’m a Great fan of Islay peated whisky so I thought I’d give this a try. Unfortunately it’s not as fine as I expected.

Plenty has been said about this, so all I'll add is that I found it to be a great whisky. I will purchase another so hope the quality has not dropped as has been rumoured!

Awful. Smells like TCP. Doesn't taste much better. A massive disappointment. Oh well, onwards and upwards.

I was gifted a bottle of this for Christmas. I fell in love from the moment I opened it. I always wondered what people meant when they say 'its well balanced' well now I know. I'm not great at describing flavours but it's a BIG peaty dram (which I love, the peatier the better) with a lovely soft natural Sweetness , and a touch of citrus that just flows down too easy. Perfectly balanced. 500 characters aren't enough to describe this whisky. Just buy it and you'll see.

I have drunk far more Ardbeg 10 than any other scotch. I love all of their range that I have been able to try, but this the staple and the foundation. It seems that many people have a whisky journey where they start with non-smoky brands, before eventually catching the peat bug. From that point it seems most people inevitably drift towards either Ardbeg, Laphroaig or Lagavulin as their favourite. There is no wrong answer as it is all subjective, but I never really "got" Laga compared to the other two. The line between Ardbeg and Laphroaig is much finer, but there is something unique about Ardbeg that just outshines Laphroaig for me.

I really like most of the Ardbeg offerings but I find that this one as well as one other really needs 'extra' flavour to help it along.
It may not be 'everyone's cup of tea' so to speak but it is my honest opinion that this dram is greatly improved by just a splash of Irn Bru to help it along.

Maybe I got a below average bottle, but after waiting to try this was disappointed, very bland and not anything great about it.

Masterpiece. Why shell out for Lagavulin 16 while this beauty is available!