Ardbeg 13 Year Old 2007 Fermutation Single Malt Scotch Whisky – 75cl 49.4%

Description

Ardbeg 13 Year Old “Fermutation” (2007) Limited Edition Single Malt Scotch Whisky (75cl, 49.4%)

A Wild Fermentation Experiment from Islay’s Peatiest Innovators

The Ardbeg Fermutation 13 Year Old is one of the most unique Islay single malts ever released. Distilled in 2007 and bottled in 2022, this limited edition was born from an unexpected distillery equipment breakdown — resulting in an unplanned three-week fermentation (instead of the usual 72 hours).

Aged in first-fill and refill bourbon barrels and bottled at 49.4% ABV, this is a one-of-a-kind release that showcases Ardbeg’s smoky DNA with wild layers of citrus, funk, and maritime character.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Smouldering charcoal, lemon peel, briny seaweed, and soft tropical fruit

• Palate: Vibrant and layered with herbal smoke, black pepper, sourdough, citrus oil, and salted malt

• Finish: Long and dry with earthy peat, funky yeast, and coastal salinity

Why Choose Ardbeg Fermutation?

• Aged for 13 years and born from a unique fermentation accident

• Matured in ex-bourbon casks and bottled at 49.4% ABV

• Wild yeast fermentation offers a flavour profile unlike any other Ardbeg

• Extremely limited release with huge collector and cult appeal

• Part of Ardbeg’s boldest experimental series

Ideal For

• Ardbeg lovers and Islay whisky fans seeking something truly rare

• Collectors of limited editions with unrepeatable origin stories

• Fans of smoky, funky, off-the-beaten-path whiskies

• Gifting to a whisky geek who thinks they’ve tried it all

About Ardbeg Fermutation

Launched in 2022, Fermutation is Ardbeg’s most experimental release to date — a product of serendipity and science, bottled as part of their committee-exclusive series before reaching broader release. It’s a conversation piece and a collector’s trophy.

Buy Ardbeg Fermutation 13 Year Old Online

Now available at Modhaven.co.uk – secure this truly one-of-a-kind Islay single malt before it disappears into Ardbeg lore.