Ardbeg Ardcore 1981 known for being considered the

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Palate: Abundant spice and dried fruits from Speyside and Highland whiskies are perfectly balanced with vanilla

with lingering notes of juicy plums and a whisper of spiced earth on the finish

Nose: Red-skinned fruits

Ardbeg Ardcore 1981 known for being considered theThe limited release for 2022's Ardbeg Day, Ardcore draws inspiration from the brands punk past, with Islays main port, Port Ellen, allegedly going by the nickname Punk Ellen in the 1970s. Crafted with heavily roasted (aka black) malt, which is a first for the distillery. Non chillfiltered and bottled at 46%. Nose: Fresh, floral, herbal and tart. Hints of mixed herbs and cedar wood. Very zesty, vibrant, hints of smoked orange and grapefruit, lots of