Ardbeg Traigh Bhan - Batch 5 - 19 Years 2004 / 2023 | Whisky Review

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Whisky.com reviews the Ardbeg Traigh Bhan - Batch 5 - 19 Years 2004 / 2023. Ardbeg Traigh Bhan (pronounced Träi Wan) bears the name of a well-known beach on the island of Islay. The locals also call it 'The Singing Sand' because the sand seems to sing under your feet when you walk on it. The 5th batch of the bottling was matured for 19 years in American oak casks and Oloroso sherry casks.
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[@fraserthistle4200]

Early morning tasting. Dedication and undefatigabilty Ben.

[@mendipfox1650]

Coming to an auction near you for £180 + fees in November. 😂

[@ljubomirvatralj9443]

This is now second tasting of Traigh Bhan that Horst is missing :/

[@kellyj5389]

This is quite a bit more than the 10. And An Oa my fav. But is it worth it?

[@MissedtheStartingGun]

Depends. If you're just after an aged, peated malt I would argue something like the Ledaig 18 yr old offers far better value. If, however, like me you are a huge fan of the Ardbeg profile and want the extra complexity, nuances, and mouthfeel of an older age statement, then the Traigh Bhan (to me) is absolutely worth the premium. As usual, ymmv.

[@FEWGEE1]

No. It comes across as much younger than a 19 year old. Save yourself £180, and buy a bottle of Ledaig 18 instead.

[@yonny73]

Love it,will buy one more bottle (Ardbeg are my favourite-destillery tho)

[@neilmattos2756]

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