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Ardbeg’s 17 years old was introduced in 1997, aged on Bourbon Barrels this has become one of the legends of the past.

Ardbeg’s Alligator is a no-age-statement experimental malt, bottled at 51.2% ABV after a full 10-year maturation in new American oak barrels that had received the alligator char treatment. This ‘alligator’ malt was then vatted with an undisclosed quantity of the standard 10 year and married for an additional year. That makes it approximately ...

The 2013 Ardbeg Day whisky is called Ardbog, released on June 1st initially as an Embassy exclusive. Taking inspiration from their last few releases, this is a down to earth whisky, concerned with the history uncovered as you dig deep into the peat bogs of Islay. The whisky is a vatting of 10 year old spirit, some matured in bourbon casks and...

Auriverdes is a special edition single malt launched on Ardbeg Day 2014 – a day celebrated both at the Islay festival, Fèis Ìle and around the world.

Auri(Gold)verdes(Green) is a name used to refer to Brazil’s sports teams (including the football team, of course), but in this case it refers to the golden whisky and the icon...

A traditional meeting place for peat lovers, the Ardbeg day of the famous Islay distillery is also an opportunity to unveil a new experimental edition.

In 2020, Ardbeg announces a new bottling named “Blaaack” to celebrate the 20 years of the Ardbeg Committee. A whisky aged for the first time for Ardbeg, in Pinot Noir barrel...

In 2008 Ardbeg launched Blasda, which stands for ‘delicious and tasty’ in Gaelic, as a mildly peated Islay, ideal for those who disapprove a very heavy smoky taste. Initially considered as part of the regular range this soon was discontinued nevertheless.

Released in 2015 to celebrate both Ardbeg Day and the distilleries 200th anniversay, this is a no-age statement Islay whisky.

Released in 2015 to celebrate both Ardbeg Day and the distilleries 200th anniversay, this is a no-age statement Islay whisky. This is a higher strength special edition, limited to 12000 bottles and initially only available at the distillery.

Ardbeg Supernova has been a phenomenon since the Advance Committee Release sold out in a matter of hours back in January 2009. This is the peatiest Ardbeg ever at over 100ppm. Limited to 21.000 bottles.

Supernova was brought back by popular demand in 2010. The new expression was out of this world – even deeper, stronger and earthier than the award-winning 2009 edition. Peated to more than 100 parts per million Supernova is the peatiest Ardbeg ever and quite simply heavenly. Supernova SN2010 challenges the palate with a smoke and salt explosi...

Arran 100° Proof is a 2006 limited release, 8-year old full proof Arran.

Arran Anniversary was released in 2010 to celebrate the 15 years gone by since this distillery started. The whisky itself is a 11-year old which initially matured in Bourbon and finished for a full 24 months in Amontillado sherry casks before being bottles. Limited to 5640 bottles

The original Icon of Arran whisky, released in 2009 this quickly became a popular collectors/investors item. Distilled in 1996, matured in sherry casks and bottled in 2009, only 6,000 were released.

The Iconic Peacock that roams the grounds at the Isle of Arran Distillery has become an enduring symbol of this distinctive Whisky. Its  v...

The follow up to the Arran Peacock, this is the second in the series and is a combination of 10 ex-sherry butts.

Distilled in 1997 and bottled in 2010, limited to 6,000.

Arran Icons ‘The Westie’ is the 3rd participant of Arran’s Icons range. Distilled in 1998, bottled in 2011, limited to 6000 bottles. For the spirit which eventually would be bottled as ‘The Westie’ the distillery reserved 22 ex-Olorose Sherry Hoghsheads.

This is the 4th and final contribution to Arran’s Icons range. Distilled in 1999, bottled in 2012, limited to 6000 bottles. The Golden Eagle matured on a combination of 14 ex-Bourbon barrels and 7 Sherry Hogsheads.