Description

Lagavulin Sweet Peat Aged 11 Years is a limited-edition Islay single malt that sets the distillery's maritime smoke against a distinctly sweeter frame. Eleven years in a marriage of ex-bourbon and sherry casks bring out vanilla, caramel, honey and orchard fruit alongside the peat. Bottled at 43% ABV in a 750 ml bottle.

The nose opens with classic peat smoke, followed by vanilla and toasted marshmallow. The palate moves through smoky caramel, honeyed malt, citrus and orchard fruit, and the finish is long, carrying sweet smoke, warming spice and a gentle coastal salinity.

A bottling that sits between peat intensity and a more refined, elegant profile, it speaks to committed smoke drinkers and to anyone approaching Islay for the first time.

Product form

Lagavulin Sweet Peat Aged 11 years Scotch Whisky

$66.99

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    • Size: 750ml
    • Alcohol: 43% ABV · 86 proof
    • Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    • Brand: Lagavulin
    Tasting Notes

    Classic peat smoke leads into vanilla and toasted marshmallow, unfolds into smoky caramel, honeyed malt, citrus, and orchard fruit, and finishes long with sweet smoke, warming spice, and gentle coastal salinity.

    About Lagavulin

    Lagavulin was founded in 1816 on the rugged southern coast of Islay. The distillery is known for intensely peated whiskies marked by deep smoke, maritime complexity and notable aging potential. It continues to release limited editions that explore new expressions of its house style.

    Description

    Lagavulin Sweet Peat Aged 11 Years is a limited-edition Islay single malt that sets the distillery's maritime smoke against a distinctly sweeter frame. Eleven years in a marriage of ex-bourbon and sherry casks bring out vanilla, caramel, honey and orchard fruit alongside the peat. Bottled at 43% ABV in a 750 ml bottle.

    The nose opens with classic peat smoke, followed by vanilla and toasted marshmallow. The palate moves through smoky caramel, honeyed malt, citrus and orchard fruit, and the finish is long, carrying sweet smoke, warming spice and a gentle coastal salinity.

    A bottling that sits between peat intensity and a more refined, elegant profile, it speaks to committed smoke drinkers and to anyone approaching Islay for the first time.