Letar uppgifter om 3 st Ardbeg.Gröna buteljer av äldre snitt (26 2/3 FL OZ) 80°PROOF.
10 yeo (med rött på etiketten.
12yeo (special reserve ) på etiketten med rött
samt en utan åldersbeteckning
Alla tre med vit skruvkork.
Har varit med på några auktioner men nu letar jag förgäves efter infoSöker värdet på dessa
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Tips ?????
Håkan
Ardbeg-prisinfo
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kfhakan
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Ardbeg-prisinfo
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MacNilsson
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Ardbeg-prisinfo
Inte något som jag har särskilt bra koll på, men jag skulle gissa att det är dyra pjäser. Kanske nånstans mellan 7 och 10 lakan. Det finns ju gott om Ardbegsamlare därute. Det blir ju inte heller billigare av Serge lovsång
Ardbeg 10 yo (80 proof, OB for France, 60's)
Colour: pure gold. Nose: superb smoke, a perfect blend of peat and fruit juice (apple, pear and peach). Far from being an ‘intellectual’ Ardbeg on the nose: it’s just pure pleasure. The peat is very delicate in fact, and seems to be there just to underline the whole. Notes of herbal tea, Chinese smoked tea, with some wee hints of mustard. Perhaps a little kiwi juice and orange juice. Very subtle, yet straightforward. Mouth: rather smooth and, again delicately smoky, although it gets then bolder and bolder, on a mix of fruit syrup, pepper and nutmeg. The palate is kind of austere in fact, but it’s highly ‘sippable’. Goes on with some apple juice and pepper, green vegetables, cold tea (Earl Grey – bergamot)...
Hints of gin tonic, getting quite woody but with much delicacy. Far from being ‘violent’ but still rather full-bodied, getting more and more austere, the fruit having vanished after twenty minutes in the glass. It gets then very herbal and even a bit astringent and funnily ‘green’. Quite a beast in fact, uncompromising and not so easy to tame, after all. A bit Jansenist? Anyway, a rather philosophical Ardbeg (if not intellectual), whatever that means ;-). The finish is quite long, mainly on lemon juice. Much subtler than the current 10yo, and perhaps just a little less full-bodied. Yes, it just lacks a bit more body to make it to 95, so it’ll be 94 points. (many, many thanks, Jan)
Ardbeg 10 yo (80 proof, OB for France, 60's)
Colour: pure gold. Nose: superb smoke, a perfect blend of peat and fruit juice (apple, pear and peach). Far from being an ‘intellectual’ Ardbeg on the nose: it’s just pure pleasure. The peat is very delicate in fact, and seems to be there just to underline the whole. Notes of herbal tea, Chinese smoked tea, with some wee hints of mustard. Perhaps a little kiwi juice and orange juice. Very subtle, yet straightforward. Mouth: rather smooth and, again delicately smoky, although it gets then bolder and bolder, on a mix of fruit syrup, pepper and nutmeg. The palate is kind of austere in fact, but it’s highly ‘sippable’. Goes on with some apple juice and pepper, green vegetables, cold tea (Earl Grey – bergamot)...
Hints of gin tonic, getting quite woody but with much delicacy. Far from being ‘violent’ but still rather full-bodied, getting more and more austere, the fruit having vanished after twenty minutes in the glass. It gets then very herbal and even a bit astringent and funnily ‘green’. Quite a beast in fact, uncompromising and not so easy to tame, after all. A bit Jansenist? Anyway, a rather philosophical Ardbeg (if not intellectual), whatever that means ;-). The finish is quite long, mainly on lemon juice. Much subtler than the current 10yo, and perhaps just a little less full-bodied. Yes, it just lacks a bit more body to make it to 95, so it’ll be 94 points. (many, many thanks, Jan)