Nose
Lemon, tar, and a bright peat.

No. 3126 · Single Malt
Ardbeg · Islay
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Lemon, tar, and a bright peat.
The palate follows the nose: lemon, tar, and a bright peat, with the wood and the proof deciding the weight.
Medium. The grain or malt fades and the cask stays a little longer. A different bottling in the same line will not taste identical.

No. 09 · Single Malt
Ardbeg
Released
2010
Approx. value
About £400–£1,200
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No. 1825 · Single Malt
Ardbeg
Released
Ongoing
Approx. value
About £100–£250
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No. 1830 · Single Malt
Ardbeg
Released
Ongoing
Approx. value
About £80–£200
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