Ardbeg 1998 Still Young 70cl, 56.2%

Description

Distillery Ardbeg

Bottler Distillery Bottling

Bottling serie 2nd Release

Vintage 1998

Bottled 2006

Strength 56.2 % Vol.

Ardbeg 1998 Still Young 70cl 56.2% is a rare and highly collectible Islay single malt Scotch whisky distilled during a historic period for the Ardbeg Distillery. Released as part of a limited series showcasing stock distilled before the distillery’s revival in the late 1990s, this expression captures the distinctive character of Ardbeg during an important era of its history.

Distilled in 1998, this whisky matured for many years in oak casks before being bottled under the name “Still Young.” Despite its name, the whisky delivers impressive complexity and depth, reflecting the powerful spirit and traditional production methods of Ardbeg.

Bottled at a robust 56.2% ABV, this expression offers a bold and full-bodied profile. The high strength allows the whisky’s intense peat smoke, maritime influence, and rich malt character to shine through with remarkable clarity.

As a vintage Ardbeg distilled before the distillery’s modern renaissance, the 1988 Still Young release is particularly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate the historic significance of these early bottlings.

Why Choose Ardbeg 1998 Still Young

This whisky represents a rare vintage from a historic period of Ardbeg production.

Distilled in 1998

Rare and collectible Ardbeg release

Bottled at cask strength of 56.2% ABV

Classic Islay peat smoke and maritime character

Ideal For

Collectors of rare Ardbeg whiskies

Fans of vintage Islay single malt

Cask strength whisky enthusiasts

Special whisky tastings and collections

Product Details

Product: Ardbeg 1988 Still Young
Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Vintage: 1998
Region: Islay
Country: Scotland
ABV: 56.2%
Bottle Size: 70cl

Collector’s Note

Ardbeg whiskies distilled during the late 1980s are particularly prized by collectors. The 1998 Still Young release forms part of a series that showcased stocks distilled before the distillery’s revival in the late 1990s. Bottles from this period represent an important chapter in Ardbeg’s history and are increasingly sought after by enthusiasts worldwide.