Ardbeg Corryvreckan Single Malt

A bold and complex whisky, Ardbeg Corryvreckan Single Malt offers a deep and intense peat character, with flavors of dark chocolate, coffee, and spice. Named after a powerful whirlpool, this whisky has a robust and dynamic flavor profile, making it a great choice for those who enjoy smoky, peated whiskies with depth.

91/100

Silver - Non-Vintage, Awarded: 2024, International Wine & Spirit Competition
Silver Medal - Distillers Single Malt Scotch, Islay, Up to 10 years, Non-Vintage, Awarded: 2024, New York International Spirits Competition
Bronze - Non-Vintage, Awarded: 2023, World Whiskies Awards
Bronze - Single Malt NAS Peated, Non-Vintage, Awarded: 2023, Scottish Awards
Finalist - Non-Vintage, Awarded: 2023, Ultimate Beverage Challenge, For a powerful whisky, the nose is shy, expressing subtle worn leather, Manuka honey, quince paste, and grilled asparagus. The palate is far more bold, with baked apple pie, bonfire embers, buttery fig tart, and honey cake notes through the long, slowly tapering finish.
Top 100 Spirits - Non-Vintage, Awarded: 2023, Ultimate Beverage Challenge, For a powerful whisky, the nose is shy, expressing subtle worn leather, Manuka honey, quince paste, and grilled asparagus. The palate is far more bold, with baked apple pie, bonfire embers, buttery fig tart, and honey cake notes through the long, slowly tapering finish.
Silver - Tasting Awards, Non-Vintage, Awarded: 2023, International Spirits Challenge
Spirit Silver - Non-Vintage, Awarded: 2023, International Wine & Spirit Competition
Gold - Non-Vintage, Awarded: 2022, International Wine & Spirit Competition
Bronze - Non-Vintage, Awarded: 2022, World Whiskies Awards

Flavor Profile: Bold and intense with swirling peat smoke, espresso, black pepper, and dark fruit.

Pairs Well With:
Food: Charred steak, dark chocolate, or spicy barbecue.
Occasions: Best for lovers of high-proof, heavily peated whisky or adventurous whisky tastings.

Established in 1815 on the Isle of Islay, Scotland, Ardbeg Distillery is renowned for producing some of the peatiest single malt whiskies available. Its remote coastal location contributes to the distinctive smoky and complex flavors of its expressions. After facing challenges in the late 20th century, Ardbeg was revitalized in 1997 under new ownership and has since garnered a dedicated following among whisky enthusiasts worldwide. The distillery combines traditional methods with innovative practices to craft whiskies celebrated for their depth and character.