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Ardbeg Committee Releases

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The Committee Releases are an ongoing series of exclusive bottlings of Ardbeg single malt, bottled by the distillery especially for members of its official fan group, the Ardbeg Committee. The group was established on 1st January 2000 and its founding members were given access to several 1970s vintage single casks.

Members of the Committee are also given the option to purchase exclusive bottlings that include experimental "for discussion" expressions and advance cask strength samples of upcoming limited editions.

The Bottles

2394
2000
53.2%
70cl
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Private Selection
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Single Cask
2394
2000
53.2%
70cl
2392
2000
55%
70cl
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Private Selection
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Single Cask
2392
2000
55%
70cl
2004
57.6%
70cl
2004
57.6%
70cl

Released in 2004, this was a combination of unusual non-peated Ardbeg and lightly-peated Ardbeg.  It is known that these experimental distillations took place between 1979 and 1981.

2003
58.9%
70cl
2003
58.9%
70cl

This is the very first release of Ardbeg Very Young, bottled ‘For Discussion’ for the Ardbeg Committee.  Containing some of the first spirit created under the ownership of Glenmorangie PLC, this was distilled during 1997 and bottled on 12th November 2003.

2001
56.3%
70cl
2001
56.3%
70cl

Released in July 2001, this is a vatting of 12 bourbon casks which were hand-chosen exclusively for the Ardbeg Committee. They were:

2021
50.8%
70cl
2021
50.8%
70cl
2011
51.2%
70cl
2011
51.2%
70cl

Bottled for the Ardbeg Committee, this was released in June 2011. Ardbeg Alligator takes its name from the aggressive charring of the American oak casks the whisky was matured in. This charring level is known as the Alligator char because the cracking of the wood under the heat looks similar to the skin of the eponymous reptile.

2011
51.2%
450cl
2011
51.2%
450cl

Bottled for the Ardbeg Committee, this was released in June 2011. Ardbeg Alligator takes its name from the aggressive charring of the American oak casks the whisky was matured in. This charring level is known as the Alligator char because the cracking of the wood under the heat looks similar to the skin of the eponymous reptile.

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