Lagavulin 11 Year Old Sweet Peat Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky 750ml

Indulge in the rich, smoky elegance of Lagavulin 11 Year Sweet Peat, a unique Islay single malt Scotch that artfully balances bold peat smoke with sweet, mellow undertones. Aged for 11 years and finished in ex-bourbon casks, this limited release offers a captivating twist on the traditional Lagavulin profile—making it a standout addition to any whisky collection.

Crafted on the windswept coast of Islay, this edition pays tribute to the distillery’s heritage of producing intensely flavored Scotch while introducing a softer, more approachable side with notes of honey, vanilla, and charred oak layered over a robust smoky backbone.

Whether you're a seasoned peat lover or exploring Islay malts for the first time, this expression offers complexity, balance, and unforgettable character.

What’s Included:

• Lagavulin 11 Year Sweet Peat Single Malt Scotch Whisky

• Volume: 700mL

• ABV: 48%

• Aged 11 Years in Bourbon Casks

• Region: Islay, Scotland

• Limited Edition Release

Tasting Notes:
Nose: Sweet smoke, sea spray, and hints of vanilla bean and citrus zest
Palate: Caramelized sugar, honey, charred oak, peat smoke, and subtle spice
Finish: Long and warming with smoky embers and creamy sweetness

Perfect For:

• Fans of Lagavulin and Islay peated Scotch

• Collectors of special or limited releases

• Gifting to whisky lovers looking for something bold yet nuanced

• A memorable dram for special occasions

How to Enjoy:

• Neat or with a few drops of water to open up the flavors

• Pairs beautifully with dark chocolate or smoked meats

• A great pour for a contemplative evening dram

FAQ:
Q: Is this the same as the Lagavulin Offerman Edition?
A: No, while also aged 11 years, this “Sweet Peat” version is a separate limited edition release with a unique cask finish and flavor profile.

Q: Is this a peated whisky?
A: Yes. As an Islay Scotch, it features prominent peat smoke, though softened by the sweet cask influence.

Q: Is this chill filtered?
A: No. This expression is non-chill filtered to preserve full flavor.