| Bottle Profile | |
| Type | Scotch Single Malts (Disclosed Distilleries) |
| Distillery | Ardbeg |
| Bottler | Official Bottling |
| Brand Name | Ardbeg |
| Bottling Name | Blasda |
| Alcohol By Volume | 40% |
| Issued | 2009* |
| Average Score | 81 |
| Maniac Ratings | |
| Serge Valentin | 83 |
| Johannes van den Heuvel | 76 |
| Olivier Humbrecht | 83 |
| Robert Karlsson | 88 |
| Konstantin Grigoriadis | 80 |
| Davin de Kergommeaux | 80 |
| Ho-cheng Yao | 80 |
| Peter Silver | 77 |
| Craig Daniels | 87 |
| Krishna Nukala | 82 |
| Luca Chichizola | 78 |
| Pit Krause | 81 |
| Rich Howard | 82 |
| Nabil Mailloux | 80 |
| Oliver Klimek | 82 |
| Retired Maniac Ratings | |
| Bert Bruyneel | 84 |
| Tasting Notes | |
| Robert Karlsson | Balanced peatyness, very clean, crisp and uncomplicated. Perhaps some light milk chocolate in there. And alcohol. Yes. Very tasty and clean peatyness. Some malt and milk chocolaty. Uncomplicated is the word. |
| Oliver Klimek | Colour: Diluted white wine - Nose: Smoked ham, vanilla, a hint of lemon. - Palate: Mild peat, vanilla, hints of nuts and citrus fruit, mild spices. - Finish: Long and smoky. - Overall: This lightly peated Ardbeg is not at all unpleasant, but yet it leaves you with a feeling that there is something missing in this dram. |