Islay Scotch/Lagavulin Islay Malt Scotch Whisky Offerman Edition 11 year 750 ml
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Lagavulin Islay Malt Scotch Whisky Offerman Edition 11 year 750 ml

Islay · 92 Proof
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About this bottle

Lagavulin Offerman Edition 11 Year is an Islay single malt Scotch finished in stout casks from Guinness's Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore. The second release in the distillery's collaboration with actor Nick Offerman, it layers dark-beer sweetness over the tar-and-iodine smoke the Islay original built its name on. Eleven years in oak, bottled at 46%, and the stout finish shows: roasted malt, dark chocolate, and toffee ride alongside the campfire peat, with a faintly bitter espresso edge on the long finish. This is a genuinely limited edition that moves quickly when it hits shelves. Pour it neat next to an actual pint of Guinness — the pairing the bottle was built for.

How to drink Lagavulin Offerman Edition 11 Year

Skip the water here — the stout-cask sweetness already balances the peat, and dilution flattens exactly the contrast that makes this release interesting. It's an after-dinner pour, not an aperitif; the smoke needs a full palate to play against.

Tasting notes
NoseCampfire peat smoke over dark chocolate and roasted malt
PalateSweet toffee and espresso against signature iodine smoke
FinishLong and warming, with dried fruit and a faint stout bitterness
Specs

Scotch92 proof · Oak, finished in ex-Guinness stout casks · Islay

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Questions about this bottle

How should Lagavulin Offerman Edition be served?

Neat, without water if you can manage it — the stout-cask finish already balances the peat, so dilution just flattens the contrast.

What makes the Offerman Edition different from standard Lagavulin?

It's finished in stout casks from Guinness's Open Gate Brewery, the second release in Lagavulin's collaboration with actor Nick Offerman, adding dark-beer sweetness and roasted malt to the usual peat-and-iodine profile.

Where is Lagavulin made?

Lagavulin distillery sits on the south coast of Islay, Scotland, and has been distilling since 1816.

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