Ardbeg 23 Year Old Vintage Y2K 70cl Whisky🥃

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Draw On Mon Apr 27th 7:00pm

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4.9 out of 5 stars

Competition Finished!

Draw On Mon Apr 27th 7:00pm

  • Winner:

    Ian Rae

    #336

    Ardbeg 23 Year Old Vintage Y2K 70cl Whisky🥃

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    Ardbeg 23 Year Old Vintage Y2K 70cl Whisky🥃

Entry List

Ticket #
Status
Customer
Town
Date
2
Confirmed
Jaybo
Lanarkshire Apr 24, 5:59 PM
4
Confirmed
Keenokong
Nairn Apr 24, 9:15 PM
5
Confirmed
Joshua Buchan
Fraserburgh Apr 27, 11:35 AM
6
Confirmed
Lucy Hales-Maver
West Calder Apr 27, 6:25 PM
11
Confirmed
Lucy Hales-Maver
West Calder Apr 27, 6:25 PM
12
Confirmed
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Balmedie Apr 25, 4:32 PM
13
Confirmed
Pimple puss
Countesswells, Aberdeen Apr 24, 5:17 AM
16
Confirmed
Matthew Chalmers
Inverurie Apr 26, 10:05 AM
17
Confirmed
Hell yeah ats us mr T
Aberdeenshire Apr 20, 9:45 PM
18
Confirmed
C M
Peterhead Apr 24, 3:04 PM
21
Confirmed
Lucky Legges 11
Aberdeen Apr 24, 6:44 PM
22
Confirmed
Diane Buchan
Peterhead Apr 26, 8:47 PM
23
Confirmed
Nelson Costa
Macduff Apr 26, 7:40 PM
24
Confirmed
Gordy mc puffin heed
Huntly Apr 21, 9:38 AM
26
Confirmed
Neil Gauld
Daviot Apr 22, 11:24 PM
27
Confirmed
Robert Wildgoose
Lhanbryde Apr 23, 2:44 PM
28
Confirmed
Jo C
Aberdeen Apr 25, 7:57 AM
29
Confirmed
LOST SOUL 💔 cappuccino 🛟
Bellshill Apr 25, 6:56 PM
30
Confirmed
Telling no Farquhar
Aberdeenshire Apr 21, 1:05 PM
31
Confirmed
Lucy Hales-Maver
West Calder Apr 27, 6:25 PM
Total Tickets: 739

More Information

Ardbeg 23 Year Old Vintage Y2K 70cl Whisky

Nose
Herbal, sweet and fragrant, with a subtle, distant perfumed smokiness. Next a quirky, zesty note like lemon balsam emerges, along with a suggestion of linseed oil and candied walnuts. A splash of water and the fragrance intensifies, emitting heather honey, a touch of creosote and the tiniest trace of tent canvas.

Palate
The texture is fizzy and effervescing (sherbety), with a real, vibrant effervescence on the tongue. At first, the flavour is intensely sweet, then shifts as aniseed, toffee, digestive biscuits, peppermint, menthol, tar and coffee grits burst through.

Finish
The sooty/tarry flavours keep building, until they finally dissolve into a long, lingering aftertaste of antiseptic lozenges, bitter oranges and oak tannins.