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Single Malt
Ardbeg
Scotland
Drum roll, please! It's this year's limited edition Ardbeg release for Ardbeg Day, Ardbeg Drum! Released at Fèis Ìle and around the world, the single malt brings together the best of both Islay and the Caribbean, as it was matured in bourbon casks and then treated to a finish in casks that previously held rum. The final result is a delicious, smoky and fruity party, truly capturing the carnival spirit.
This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch!
Bonfire wood smoke intertwines with earthy pine, as sweeter tropical aromas of ripe banana, banana bread and pineapple come to the fore. Some richer notes of dark chocolate and candied ginger add depth.
Loads of spices, with pepper, clove, cinnamon and more ginger surrounded by swirls of earthy smoke, with sweeter notes of liquorice, even more dark chocolate and vanilla pod.
Roasted, slightly burnt coffee beans, and sweet cinnamon and cocoa.
Had this together with the Committee release during the Feis Ile festival. The extra abv cask strength didn't work on this dram, actually u prefered this limited version. Bursting with flavours, ripe tropical fruits and the peat smoke came across like roasting a porcine with campfire. Very refine for an Ardbeg and the almagam of flavours was very persistent to the finish. This dram will make you a very happy man.
I love it! The best sweet smoky dram I’ve had in a long time. Full of character and taste! Don’t listen to the stuffed shirts. Buy it, enjoy it, and stand up for your own review. Neat or rocks, it performs!
A lively dram- Ardbeg Drum - Taste of ardbeg peat with the sweetness of tropical fruits like banana and pineapples and loads of spice.
I wont pay 110€ for a underaged nas. Even if they paint the whole bottle in raibow colours.
Tried some yesterday. I like Ardbeg, so I liked it, but I could barely detect any influence from the rum cask, and couldn’t distinguish it from a standard release.
