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Taste
Light gold
Sweet peat, coal, Caramac bars, a faint floral soapy note, pepper and chili
An explosion of crackling peat sets off millions of flavour explosions: peat effervesces with tangy lemon and lime juice, black pepper pops with sizzling cinnamon-spiced toffee. Then comes a wave of brine infused with smooth buttermilk, ripe bananas and c
The finish goes on and on – long and smoky with tarry espresso, aniseed, toasted almonds and traces of soft barley and fresh pear
Why Do We Love This?
Ardbeg Ten Years Old is revered around the world as the peatiest, smokiest, most complex single malt of them all. Jim Murray's 2008 World Whisky of the Year! For peat lovers, Ardbeg 10 Year Old is probably the highest-quality 'entry-level' single malt on the market, and the distillery many Islay connoisseurs would choose as their favourite. A whirlwind of peat and complex malty flavours.
Awards
2017
International Spirits Challenge
2015
San Francisco World Spirits Competition
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Complex
A complex wine/whisky simply means that when you taste it, the flavor changes from the moment you taste it to the moment you swallow.
Fruity
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Sweet
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Acidity
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Smooth
As a wine/whisky ages, its tannins become softer and rounder, and the acidity diminishes, making the wine more approachable and easy-to-drink.
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Body
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Colour
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Aroma
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Palate
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Finish
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