Ardbeg 24 Year Old 1993 Single Cask (Master of Malt) Whisky 70cl

Scotch Whisky • 70cl • 46.8%
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Ardbeg 24 Year Old 1993 Single Cask (Master of Malt)
£899.95
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Country Scotch Whisky
Region Scotch Whisky
Distillery/Brand Ardbeg
Bottler Master of Malt
Age 24 year old Whisky
Distillation Date October 1993
Style Single Malt Whisky
Bottling Date May 2018

Ardbeg 24yo 1993

Ahhh yummy Ardbeg... Oh wait, this is our Ardbeg, independently bottled by us – Master of Malt! Epic! Distilled in 1993, this spectacular single malt was treated to a finish in an ex-Pedro Ximénez cask, with just 17 bottles at 24 years old joining our revamped Single Cask series.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Muscovado sugar and pungent peat tangle while bold, roasted coffee beans battle through.

Palate Layers of sweet grist, charred oak, and rich honey lead to treacly smoke. Toffee apples and roasted malt balance the peat.

Finish That sherry cask has worked its magic, with intense sweet fruits and leathery oak sticking around way beyond the fading earthy smoke.

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Reviews for Ardbeg 24 Year Old 1993 Single Cask (Master of Malt)
One day these bottlings will be for whisky lovers…
This looks stunning - and should be amazing - BUT sadly 80%+ will just sit on collectors shelves. I was once asked by a major distiller how I would get around this issue (Feis I’ll bottlings to be precise) so that they had more appeal to whisky lovers than profiteering buyers.
My solution was to sell them with an a spring-cap that had no additional seal - ensuring the security of the contents BUT never guaranteeing that it hadn’t been opened. This would basically guarantee that directly sourced bottles were genuine, whilst casting sufficient doubt on resales to cut out resellers.
Never adopted, so I expect these to reappear at four figure pricing soon 😢
Master of Malt Customer
2 years ago