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Laphroaig The 1815 Legacy Edition was created by Distillery Manager John Campbell in honour of the members of the Laphroaig team that have been producing the much-adored whisky on Islay over the years. This expression features whisky aged in first-fill bourbon barrels and new European oak hogsheads.
Nose: Cinnamon-spiced apricots, marmalade, heavy layers of toasty peat.
Palate: TCP, brown sugar and caramel, a hint of raisin.
Finish: Robust notes of peat last.
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Smokey, sweet, salty, smooth
7th January 2019
Had this alongside a Laphroaig 18YO for comparison and I was surprised. I have a new favourite Laphroaig; a really deep flavour and a great finish.
23rd April 2018
Favorite Laphaoig so far!
30th March 2018
Had side-by-side with the 10; 1815 is slightly smokier, fuller. Some orange rind for me on the palate, bold but not rough. Definitely worth a try!
15th March 2018
Is this a limited edition?
26th October 2017
Think Laphroaig 10, but smokier and a touch drier on both the nose as well as the palate. It also packs more punch with a 48% ABV, but not as much as the CS (obviously). The bourbon backbone is very evident. It reminds me a bit of the 2015 Cairdeas, actually. Alternately, one could also think of it as being similar in flavor profile to the QC, but without the rough edge. Overall, a worthy enough addition to the Laphroaig family.
10th October 2017