Scotland

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...

A limited-edition whisky that was released on 31 May in honour of Ardbeg Day 2014 – the distillery’s open day as part of the yearly Islay Festival. Named for the gold and green livery of Ardbeg’s bottlings as well as the colours of the Brazilian flag, home of the 2014 World Cu24

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.

Launched for Feis Isle 2016 Ardbeg Dark Cove is the darkest Ardbeg yet, matured in ex-Bourbon casks.

This limited-edition single malt from Ardbeg distillery – Drum – was released for Ardbeg Day, during Feis Ile 2019. Matured in ex-bourbon casks and rested in ex-rum casks, this is a funky, flamboyant whisky. The nose is full of ripe banana, pineapple, cocoa and woodsmoke aromas, with hints of fresh ginger, cinnamon and lavender developing slo...

Ardbeg Galileo, named after the famous Italian Italian astronomer, physicist and engineer Galileo Galilei, is a 12 year old Islay, distilled in 1999 and bottled June 2012 in a limited batch of 15000.

Launched for Feis Isle 2018 Ardbeg Grooves is a mellow, wine-cask matured, Islay. Grooves refers to the grooves in the surface of these heavily charred barrels.

The Ardbeg Kelpy has been created for the 2017 Fèis Ìle, regular Ardbeg matured in Black Sea virgin oak casks. Skerry Stuff!

This is the limited edition Kildalton 2014, released as part of a partnership between the distillery and The North Highland Initiative.

Ardbeg Mór is a limited 2008 release, the successor of the 2007 Mór, which was bottled for the 2007 Islay Whisky Festival.

This is an impressive Malt in a equally impressive bottle…

Ardbeg Scorch, a no-age-statemented single malt matured in “heavily-charred” ex-Bourbon American oak casks, is the latest limited release from Islays most desirable distiller. Scorch is a tribute to the legend of the dragon which once lived on Islay.

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...

This is the 2014 release of The Ardbeg Supernova, sold exclusively to Committee members. Aged on Bourbon and Sherry Casks this is a limited edition of 3.000 bottles.

Following in the footsteps of the previous Supernova release, this is a peaty as Ardbeg gets.  Sold exclusively to members of the Ardbeg Committee via Ardbeg Embassies worldwide. This release celebrates the return to earth of the ‘Ardbeg Space Experiment’.