Ardbeg Fermutation 13 Year Old - Committee Edition
Ardbeg
Tasting Notes
Ardbeg Fermutation 13 Year Old is an intriguing whisky that emerged from an unexpected hiccup at the distillery. Imagine a chilly November day in 2007 when a broken boiler caused a disruption, leading to an extended fermentation process lasting three weeks - the longest in Ardbeg's history. This happy accident birthed a remarkably vibrant and lively Islay single malt. As you uncork the bottle, you're greeted by a symphony of aromas that dance on your senses, hinting at the wild and untamed character that awaits. Each sip unveils layers of complexity, with smoky peat intertwined with hints of briny sea air, complemented by notes of citrus and spice. This limited-edition whisky is a testament to Ardbeg's spirit of resilience and creativity, turning a potential mishap into a captivating expression that whisky enthusiasts can't help but savor.