Ardbeg Wee Beastie 5 YO Islay Whisky 0,7L (47,4% Vol.)

Ardberg Wee Beastie: the youngest of the Ardberg Range

The youngest Scotch whiskey in the Ardberg range with its smoky note is perfect for whiskey beginners.

• The youngest whiskey in the Ardberg range
• Young, mature and smoky
• The story of the monster

The youngest whiskey in the Ardberg range

The Ardberg Wee Beastie is characterised by strong smoke and strong aromas. With only five years of maturing, it is the youngest whiskey in the Ardberg range and is ideally suited to introduce beginners to the Ardberg world of taste. In its finish the whiskey convinces with soft notes of cocoa and butter caramel, as well as hearty meat. With its long, salty, palate-covering finish, it reveals the beast within it, making it a credit to its name "Wee Beastie". You can purchase the Ardberg Whiskey now in our online shop and convince yourself of the unique taste of the Ardberg world.

Young, mature and smoky are the main characteristics of the Wee Beastie Whiskey

This Ardberg whiskey is aged for only five years in ex-Bourbon and ex-Oloroso sherry casks. Afterwards it reaches an alcohol content of 47.4% and is bottled uncoloured. As far as the smell is concerned, you can detect a wild mixture where almost everything is present: from a touch of vanilla and freshly ground pepper to aniseed, green apple and leather, this whiskey has many olfactory impressions. Among them are also glazed ham, strong Turkish coffee, juicy pine resin, as well as fennel and some herbal notes.

The new Ardberg Wee Beastie Whiskey can also convince with a variety of impressions. Because this whiskey promises a powerful explosive taste experience, composed of chocolate, tar, and smoked bacon, followed by eucalyptus and aniseed. In addition, the Ardberg Wee Beastie Whiskey is characterized by a very intense taste experience due to the short maturing time, in which the smoky notes are very present and natural.

The new Ardberg Whiskey: the story of the monster

The name of the whiskey is not only due to the wild taste experience, but the name actually refers to a legendary figure. In the moors of Islay, where the whiskey comes from, there is said to live a little biting monster, which is doing its mischief there. With this background story the name of the whiskey can be understood even better.