Whiskylabel points to a distinctly creamy Islay single malt whisky

Tuesday, 02 September 2025 at 07:10TTB-database

Ardbeg Trudernish 15 Year Old Single Malt Islay whisky

Islay isn't short on stories to tell. While Ardbeg may have concluded its Anthology series, there seems to be another magical tale on the way. Will the Trudernish 15 Year Old whisky be released soon?

In the online TTB-database, new whisky labels are frequently registered. This is done by distilleries and whisky makers for a potential future release. While in many cases the elixir often appears later, at times it remains just a label.

FAQ

What will Ardbeg Trudernish 15 Year Old be?
A single malt matured for 15 years in bourbon, newly charred oak, and Oloroso sherry casks.

What does the name Trudernish refer to?
It refers to an ancient settlement on Islay’s ‘enchanted coast’.

Is this a new whisky series by Ardbeg?
This has not been announced.

Is Ardbeg bottling a magical new whisky?

The label unearthed in the TTB Database uncovers the possible arrival of a 15-year-old Ardbeg single malt whisky. The whisky is named after a place on Islay, reputed to be magical: Trudernish on Islay’s Enchanted Cape.

This hamlet is a mile away from Kildalton Church, where a holy well and an exceptional chapel are situated. Although it is now no more than a ruin, the roots of Islay are thought to lie here.

What kind of whisky would Ardbeg Trudernish 15 Year Old be?

The bottle's label gives away the description of the whisky by the distillery. Ardbeg describes the single malt as smoky and creamy.

The divine spirit carries a balance of powerful peat and soft, creamy textures, thanks to the maturation in bourbon and new charred oak casks.

What are the tasting notes of Ardbeg Trudernish 15 Year Old whisky?

The tasting notes of the Ardbeg whisky are expected to be:

Nose: Earthy peat, wafts of smoke, and hints of chocolate-lime.
Taste: Vanilla and nuts, intertwined with dried herbs and a generous dash of fudge sauce.
Finish: Creamy, lingering with a subtly spicy undertone.

The whisky's alcohol percentage, according to the label, is 48.8 percent.

When will Ardbeg Trudernish be released?

It's unclear when or if the peated whisky from Islay will be released. Labels, as always, don't reveal the release date and price of the whisky. Moreover, labels don't guarantee that a whisky will actually be released.