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Ardbeg 17 Years Old: the legend returns
The Ardbeg 17 Y.O. Single Malt is one of the official bottlings released by the iconic Islay distillery in 1997, the year it reopened after the crisis.
It represents a pioneering bottling that has inspired all of Ardbeg's releases over the past 25 years. After being withdrawn from the shelves in 2004, aficionados thought they would never get another chance to taste this historic whisky, but they were wrong!
Dr. Bill Lumsden, Master Distiller, has meticulously crafted this edition to mirror the original, tracing its flavour profile note for note. Aged in ex-Bourbon barrels, it has distinctly balsamic and medicinal notes, with a seductive minerality that opens into sweet smoky and malty barley notes. The peaty heart is unmistakable and discreet, with nuances of oak and cocoa.
MAXIMUM ONE BOTTLE PER CUSTOMER
Ardbeg 17 Y.O. Committee Release
70cl / 40°
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