Everyone has heard of Ardbeg – if you haven’t then get the F out of your cave.
The Ardbeg demands such a cult status that they become uber collectible.
This is probably one of the strangest expressions of an Ardbeg – Unpeated and in a clear bottle too.
Stepping away from their reliable and standard MO, this is not about; ‘is it good to drink’ but more an exploration of Ardbeg without the smoky and oily peat.
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