Ardbeg TEN 10 year old incl. 2 Glasses

Profile: The Ardbeg TEN 10 year old with two Glasses at a Glance

• Ardbeg TEN: The legendary 10-year-old Islay whisky with cult status
• Gift box with two glasses: Contains two original Ardbeg tumblers
• 10 years matured in ex-bourbon casks: Classic maturation without additives
• Bottled at 46% vol.: Non-chill-filtered, no colorings - pure character
• Typical Islay: Peat smoke, sea, and the Ardbeg attitude in its purest form

Portrait: What makes the Ardbeg TEN 10 year old with two Glasses special

Giving whisky as a gift shows good taste. Anyone who gives Ardbeg TEN as a gift is showing their stance.
And anyone who gives Ardbeg TEN with two original glasses is essentially saying: "I not only have an idea - I'm also happy to share. Maybe."

This gift box isn't for your mother-in-law's chocolate table. It's a statement. Because Ardbeg doesn't come from some nice distillery with a flowery label, but from Islay, the Scottish island where the wind ruins your hairstyle and peat is part of the furniture.

Ardbeg has been around since 1815 (okay, with a few breaks - but who's been consistently motivated for the last 200 years?). Today, the distillery is one of the most famous of its kind. Beloved by purists, collectors, and anyone who doesn't consider "smoky" a barbecue item.

And the best thing about this gift box? It comes with two original Ardbeg glasses. Not dramatically overdesigned, but genuine, elegant tumblers – the kind of glass that inevitably makes you feel like you're standing in a Scottish coastal pub, with the sea spray in the air and the right dram in your hand.

Whether as a gift for a friend, a girlfriend, or simply for yourself (because let's be honest, you deserve it): With this box, you show that you don't just drink whisky – you celebrate it.

And if anyone asks, "Why two glasses?"
Quite simply: So you have one in your hand – and don't have to give up the other.

Tasting Notes: This is how the Ardbeg TEN 10 year old tastes like

• Nose: Distinct aromas of vanilla and an intense peat presence characterize the first impression. This is followed by fresh citrus fruits and a clear maritime aroma – you feel like you can smell the sea air right in your nose.
• Palate: Sweet vanilla reappears, now accompanied by citrus freshness. Then it becomes complex – damp leather, medicinal notes of iodine and gauze bandages, as well as damp campfire ash and strong peat dominate the palate.
• Finish: Long, very long – and distinctly peaty. The ash of a wet campfire, salty sea notes, and a hint of caramel linger on the palate. Some connoisseurs even claim that the finish lasts until breakfast.