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Ardbeg 21 Year Old

(70cl, 46%)

Ardbeg 21 Year Old

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Ardbeg 21 Year Old Bottling Note

A limited edition bottling of Ardbeg 21 Year Old single malt, matured in ex-bourbon casks and bottled at 46% ABV without chill-filtration. This bottling was unveiled in the latter half of 2016, as was said to mark the turbulent times that the distillery went through in the 1990s.

This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed info and/or photos just get in touch!

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Producer's Tasting Notes:
Nose: A beautiful, sumptuous but curious mix of tarry smoke, Ardbeg ice cream and black pepper. Some green leafy herbal top notes are then discovered, like fennel or basil. A splash of water releases sweet toffee, popcorn and buttery oak, but always anchored by Ardbeg’s sooty, tarry smoke.
Palate: An intense, peppery, ‘fizzy’ mouthfeel gives way to rich flavours of liquorice/aniseed, marzipan, toasted rye bread, charcoal and peppermint. The harmonious, integrated flavour lingers, with more creamy vanilla, sweet notes, and a dash of spice.
Finish: Long and lingering, but quite gentle, almost soothing, with more coal tar, aniseed and smoky butter.

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Ardbeg 21 Year Old Reviews

A wonderful Ardbeg from yesteryear

Wow, wow, wow! As the review below suggests this isn't like the other mainstream Ardbeg expressions.
The nose is of citrus and cloves above that peculiarly subtle, iconic peatiness
On the palate it is long and complex, peppery, vanilla, I also get the very faint smoked salmon finish at the end. Like eating a delicious blini!
The finish lasts a lifetime and the mouthfeel is so thick it is almost chewy.
A serious whiskey and worth every penny! If you can get your hands on a bottle, do!

7th November 2017

Despite the price, no regrets, a great buy.

Legs are slow to run and slow when they do, despite the 46%ABV.
Nose - smokey, surprisingly so after 21yrs reflecting the strength of peat smoke over time. Slightly diminished smoke compared to the core expression. Peppery and spicey, clove and ginger, perfumed and herbal, smoked salmon takes time to come through with vanilla more prominent.
Pallate - salty immediately, matured on Islay throughout would be my guess, smokey bacon, peppers, herbs become prominent. Waxy or creamy mouthfeel, not surprising given the strength of the legs
Finish - smokey, finish not as strong as the core expression. A medium length. Smoked salmon comes through at the end as do the herbs. Mouthfeel is strong and waxy.
Conclusion - not quite like any other Ardbeg variation. A beautiful and complex malt.

24th August 2017

Worth every penny

A quite stunning whiskey, still peaty on the nose but the peat on the palate is subtle and complex. Rich, creamy, sweet vanilla and caramel tones blend with the spicy pepper. Delightful.

5th June 2017

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