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Yep. Ardbeg produces really well balanced peaty single malts. Laphroaigh is as good but their Ten year old is just to extreme IMO.

Think I will get the QTR cask today or a Mac lol

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It's actually really smooth. Mouse likes it and he, like you, is adverse to anything peaty.

its the worlds peatiest SM.

Like I said I don't mind some peat ie Laphroaigh is okay.

But some are more extreme than others and that Bruichladdich Octomore is one of them.

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its the worlds peatiest SM.

Like I said I don't mind some peat ie Laphroaigh is okay.

But some are more extreme than others and that Bruichladdich Octomore is one of them.

Have you tried it? It is nowhere near as rough as the Laphroigh 10. Definitely worth trying a nip next time you're up this way.

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Have you tried it? It is nowhere near as rough as the Laphroigh 10. Definitely worth trying a nip next time you're up this way.

Nope, never tried it.

But it is labeled the worlds peatiest single malt for a reason.

Happy to taste it..................one day.

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Antz, go the Quarter Cask or 25yo in the Laphroigh if you are not into a strong peaty flavour. Or the Lagavulin 16 is a nice blend of sweet with some peatiness.

I happen to enjoy the peatiness of Laphroaigh mate

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