A lot of people on the internet recognize Ardbeg as the distillery providing the newmake for the Smokehead brand. This is a commercial brand from Ian Macleod Distillers who also own Glengoyne Distillery. I had the standard version and it needs time in the glass to open. You really can't judge it from a neckpour as it's all massive smoke what you get. Re-review it when you're halfway through the bottle
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A lot of people on the internet recognize Ardbeg as the distillery providing the newmake for the Smokehead brand. This is a commercial brand from Ian Macleod Distillers who also own Glengoyne Distillery. I had the standard version and it needs time in the glass to open. You really can't judge it from a neckpour as it's all massive smoke what you get. Re-review it when you're halfway through the bottle
Just from Ben's description I got the impression that it was Ardbeg. Seriously thinking of picking up a bottle.
I wonder how that would compare with some Smoky Texas whiskeys like Balcones Brimstone or Andalusia Stryker?
The normal Smokehead is very good so this sherried version is a brilliant idea! Can’t wait to try it. Great review Ben! Prost from South Africa 😊🥃!!
The Smokehead Extra Rare is quite good, and I'm pretty sure it is an Ardbeg
Solid review....as always
my liquor store told me it are rejected casks from ardbeg
hmm i may found my scotch whiskey. Now to stock pile em up lol
smoke head (at least the original) leaves a lot to be desired
Like father
It’s ok to say it sucks man
Have fun at finest spirits in munich.
You should taste it, not use it as a mouth wash :D