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Laphroaig Elements L 1.0 A Limited Release 58,6% 0,7l
Laphroaig Elements L 1.0 A Limited Release 58,6% 0,7l
Laphroaig · 58.6% · 70 cl · PX
Single Malt Whisky · SKU 3803

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AktionTagCask StrengthLaphroaigOrginalabfüllungSchottlandWhisky
Laphroaig Elements L 1.0 A Limited Release Der Laphroaig Elements L 1.0 A Limited Release ist ein exquisiter Single Malt Whisky, der die Sinne mit seinen reichen und komplexen Aromen von Torf, Rauch und Meeresbrise betört. Diese limitierte Auflage ist das Ergebnis einer sorgfältigen Auswahl der besten Fässer, die von den erfahrenen Handwerkern von Laphroaig ausgewählt wurden. Dieser Whisky wurde mit der innovativen "trüben und halbtrüben" Gärungstechnik hergestellt, die eine unvergleichliche Geschmacksdynamik und -tiefe bietet. Durch diese Technik konnten die Aromen von würzigem Pfeffer, verkohlter Ananas und spritziger Lakritze perfekt integriert werden, um ein unvergessliches Geschmackserlebnis zu kreieren. Details: .tg {border-collapse:collapse;border-spacing:0;} .tg td{border-color:black;border-style:solid;border-width:1px;font-family:Arial, sans-serif;font-size:14px; overflow:hidden;padding:10px 5px;word-break:normal;} .tg th{border-color:black;border-style:solid;border-width:1px;font-family:Arial, sans-serif;font-size:14px; font-weight:normal;overflow:hidden;padding:10px 5px;word-break:normal;} .tg .tg-u4qn{background-color:#D9D9D9;text-align:left;vertical-align:bottom} .tg .tg-kcps{background-color:#FFF;text-align:left;vertical-align:bottom} Brennerei/Marke Laphroaig Abfüllung Originalabfüllung Serie Elements 1.0 Abgefüllt 03.03.2023 Alkoholgehalt 58,6 % Fassstärke Ja Flaschengröße 0,7 Liter Herkunftsland Schottland Region Islay Typ Single Malt Whisky Farbstoff Nein Kühlfiltrierung Nein Hersteller/Importeur Beam Suntory Deutschland GmbH, Unterschweinstiege 2-14, 60549 Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland
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88.0 рейтинг · 474 оценок · медиана голосов 88.0 (±2.7) · эксперты 88.0 (62)
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Молодой торфяно-солёный морской Laphroaig без указания возраста, дымный, с ощутимой фруктовой сладостью нового стиля. Опытные хвалят баланс и сдержанность спирта, но многие ругают простоту и завышенную цену.
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В аромате — прибрежный торф и дым, йод, водоросли и солёный морской бриз поверх сладости: мёд, ваниль, карамель, миндаль, а также обугленный ананас, персик и абрикос — та самая фруктовая сладость, что отмечают как новый почерк дистиллерии при нынешнем производстве. Во вкусе плотное маслянистое тело, торфяной дым, копчёный бекон и обугленное мясо, соль, йод, пряности (перец, гвоздика, мускатный орех) и стойкая фруктово-медовая сладость; несмотря на почти 59%, спирт интегрирован и почти не колется. Послевкусие среднее или длинное, дымное, солёное, суховатое, слегка кисловатое с яблоком и морскими нотами. Хвалят прежде всего гармонию, укрощённый спирт и сочетание молодой мощи с балансом, а самый детальный опытный отзыв ставит вещь вровень с L2.0 как «маленький шедевр». Критика идёт по двум линиям: простота и предсказуемость (торфяно-дубовый «монстр» ради дешёвого эффекта, вкус тяжелосольного бурбона без прежней сложности старого Laphroaig) и завышенная цена за виски без указания возраста уровня максимум 12 лет; заявленных «тропических фруктов», кроме жареного ананаса, почти никто не находит. Расхождение среди опытных заметное — от 81–83 (молодой, неприятно смолистый, «зачем это») до 90 (доверие к дистиллерии оправдано), но основная масса держится в узком коридоре 86–89, так что при разбросе словесных вердиктов числовые оценки в целом согласованы вокруг рейтинга 88.
dram-drinker8907 jan 2024 10:02 pm
A lot of coastal peat and sweetness, definitely a modern Laphroaig - very nice and drinkable
alex..w..fan8312 jan 2024 6:43 pm
Young, although coolly green in aroma, but then quite rustic, well... Ok, you can drink it, but the question is why? What's the catch here??? The marketing gods must be happy, but personally I'm sad((( As one comrade put it beautifully, it seems that Laphroaig has bitten Ardbeg, it's better not to say... 21 21 20 21 83
Baanaanaabob8705 feb 2024 7:08 pm
Ashes, iodine, medicinal, pepper, vanilla, almonds, quite green, not bad
Archer9029 oct 2023 11:26 am
Throwing a NAS onto the market for ~180 euros: you do that if you have the appropriate chutzpah or if you think you have built up a fundamental level of trust over the years so that you can simply afford it. I can confirm the latter for myself - and my trust was not disappointed. The Elements L 1.0 clearly goes in the direction that the bottlings responsible for Barry MacAffer have already shown: fruitier and more accessible than before, but without the classic Laphroaig character falling by the wayside. If I had to guess an age, I would be around 15 years old, but for 18 it's definitely too robust for me. The packaging says, among other things: A series of surprising whiskys revealing new dimensions of Laphroaig. Flavor profile: Spice - Tropical - Smoke I can't confirm 'Tropical', but I can play the rest.
holborndrinker8622 mar 2026 10:53 pm
The nose doesn't presage the palate, which has much more ooph to it, including a spice note. The peat comes in fairly late, but provides a gentle medicinal note. Well worth trying - not sure I'd want a full bottle to work my way through.
hs3058522 apr 2024 8:42 pm
[April, 2024] For years, there are two clear trends with all new Laphroaig releases - the quality goes south while the prices are heading north. From time to time I still check a new bottling simply to proof if (at least) the quality trend will reverse... ...no, it does not (until now). This is just another very simple peat-wood monster which goes for cheap thrills, only. There are no signs of the glorious and complex old Laphroaig profile, instead this tastes just like a heavily-peated Bourbon whisky. Of course, this is drinkable but both the charm and thrill of the old Laphroaig are gone completely. To be honest, to me there is nothing of interest in there to write a detailed tasting note. It is perfectly designed for today's malt whisky mass market, but it is not of interest to someone who was lucky enough to experience the unique and non-replicable old Laphroaig profile for decades. ...could be any heavily-peated whisk(e)y, sorry folks.
Fundramental8927 dec 2023 10:45 pm
Nose: tasty peaty dunnage smell, and yes, the bourbon cask is very evident. But that peat, seaweed, salty air, wonderful. Palate: The theme continues, added sweetness, even some fruit comes through. The medicinal notes are not overwhelming but part of the overall enjoyment. Finish: relatively mild, not ultra long.
MaltVader8902 nov 2023 10:17 pm
glenrob8804 apr 2025 11:08 pm
kbs268812 aug 2024 9:13 pm
zzqfyl8719 dec 2024 9:36 am
olegborgol8617 nov 2023 1:28 pm
More in burnt firewood than in bandages. But the profile of the new Laphroaig does exist. Iodine, peat, burnt fruit, wood, pepper. A little musty rag. The finish is brazno-sharp. 21.5-21.5-21.5-21.5
SCHREDDER8704 nov 2023 9:51 pm
Ficelli8829 aug 2024 6:50 pm
Kapkan9012 mar 2025 4:17 pm
ThorstenH8811 nov 2023 8:49 pm
86-90 – Wow, really good one, need a bottle
dapoinbua8714 feb 2024 11:09 pm
feolai8820 feb 2026 3:02 pm
Nose-88; Taste-88; Finish-88.
Georges9012 oct 2024 11:57 pm
Typically, Laphroaig uses two 5.5 tonne mash tuns to give 11 tonnes of wort to go into the washback. For this expression, they looked back to the pre-1990s when it was common practice to use a singular 8.5 tonne mash tun, and used it in addition to the two 5.5s for a whisky that's the result of old meeting new. The wort they pull from the tuns through to the washbacks is usually semi-cloudy, which is what gives Laphroaig its combination of fruity and smoky flavours. For Elements 1.0, they’ve also pulled through cloudy wort, which gives bigger and heavier flavours, emphasising the phenolic notes. Cloudy wort can be quite bold and a little overpowering, but this 50/50 mix of cloudy and semi-cloudy has balanced out perfectly. It is matured in ex-bourbon casks. The story of this exciting release doesn’t just stop once the liquid is made. The packaging and design of Elements 1.0 is inspired by sketches of designs for the distillery expansion in the late 1800s and early 1900s. There’s something new to study for the keen-eyed each time you look, as they’ve incorporated some nuggets of information about the process of creating Elements on the label of the bottle and the box itself.
DramSlayer8805 dec 2023 5:48 pm
Sweetspot8709 jun 2024 7:39 am
rolabob8806 jun 2025 7:59 pm
LDB8627 dec 2023 8:23 pm
Very nice nose with not much behind it. A quarter cask with intense oak and sweetness, that's how it strikes me. Or as a certain Sherlock H. would say: 'Elementary, Watson!'
Stanzeflasche8918 oct 2024 9:43 am
The nose is really well done, the smoke is there but it is smoother, it is mostly vegetal, angelica, roasted hazelnuts, a full ashtray in the background, very discreet medicinal notes, ether, but also a few drops of grapefruit, papaya seared in the pan, prickly pear, oily vanilla, mineral salts on the end. On the palate, nice balance, coconut milk, big layer of smoke that crushes on the tongue, white fruits heated in the oven, not too strong spices, ginger, clove. Well done finish, not too violent, elegant woody, tinder, coal nuggets, chestnuts, custard. Much smoother and more balanced than usual, a bit old school. https://ilikesky2020.blogspot.com/2024/10/laphroaig-elements-l-10.html
Mannix658619 nov 2023 10:44 am
Classic Laphroaig with sweet pineapple on top - significant deductions due to the ambitious pricing for a maximum of 12 year old standard
Funtik8824 nov 2023 9:44 pm
WiltChamberlain8729 oct 2023 11:30 am
MaroFF8730 dec 2023 7:29 pm
A very decent dram. A strong player, sweet, sea-like, with a lot of smoke, sour fruit. The alcohol is completely unnoticeable, pleasantly warming.
TechnOBY8604 jan 2026 10:44 pm
Saftkenner8912 nov 2023 4:00 pm
A Laphroaig as intense and powerful as you would wish - and (as expected) the alcohol is comparatively tame, barely noticeable on the nose. This bottling combines harmony and balance with youthful power. Addendum: After tasting the equally excellent L2.0, the last sentence applies even more to that one. Despite their great differences, both bottlings are completely on the same level. Two small masterpieces, despite the lack of an age statement.
MAXOESI8130 aug 2025 9:01 pm
For me, this is one of the weaker LPs I've had so far. Unpleasantly tarry.
thomasjx8728 dec 2024 7:03 pm
whisky6668905 oct 2024 4:22 pm
rvangerwen298805 apr 2026 5:15 pm
JoshNRW8929 dec 2023 1:02 am
Laphroaig has come up with an exciting story for this whisky and in today's whisky world, stories about a new whisky unfortunately always mean that it will be expensive... This distillate was fermented from two different mash tuns; One of these mash tuns probably worked "in the style of the 1990s" (although in my experience 1990 wasn't exactly the legendary vintage of Laphroaig). In addition, "the 55-hour fermentation of the mash was personally monitored by the distillery manager" - that sounds exciting, almost "experimental" if you imagine it... No matter, the resulting semi-cloudy seasoning is said to have added “tropical fruits” in any case. Tropical fruits in Islay whisky are essentially the Mona Lisa or Rembrandt of flavors - if they are really there. Except for the grilled pineapple, I can't find any tropical fruits here. In the official tasting notes of most of the current "historic" Islay malts over 150 euros, you can now almost always read about the legendary tropical fruits - it is rare to actually find them in the whisky. Here too, the “story” finally didn’t really take me away. The Triple Wood from 2008 (WB-ID 6083), which I have in my glass at the same time, seems like a diluted version of this, but for the 1.5 point difference and 30 euros for a liter at the time, I'm not sure which one I prefer both of them.
besar8808 feb 2024 11:05 am
DerDennis!8802 feb 2024 10:14 pm
Jamie McDubh8914 sep 2024 12:29 am
MrGlenfarclas8802 sep 2024 7:51 pm
Another outstanding Laphroaig bottling. Heavy peat level. Lots of burnt lemon cake. Just the right amount of wood and disinfectant. But the price? Sorry, not justified at all. I would rather pack two bottles of the 10yo CS any time of day or night.
_Dziki_9004 jun 2024 8:07 pm
TheWhiskybossch8720 dec 2025 2:37 pm
Spoerkel8726 jan 2024 10:42 pm
crouly8723 dec 2024 7:11 pm
mattheww8606 feb 2024 9:57 pm
Damek8927 nov 2023 3:44 pm
89,50
larswehmeier8809 nov 2023 11:12 pm
Impressive dram, especially on the tongue. It lacks some complexity. A rather atypical Laphroaig due to its striking sweetness.
Vladimir Ziryanov8826 nov 2023 6:48 pm
Nice, but not democratic at all :)
TommyHan8709 mar 2026 12:53 pm
Ed Radour8902 feb 2024 10:12 pm
ErJ8018 jan 2024 5:30 pm
Whiskyslam8420 dec 2023 4:28 pm
whisky_alphabet8909 dec 2023 3:21 pm
WHISKYEUROPA20099110 jul 2024 1:40 pm
... i am terrebly sorry but I like it = )
SC38906 aug 2024 6:12 pm
Tommyknocker8810 nov 2023 10:43 pm
First impression: It may be that the "pre-production", namely mash and fermentation, was slightly different, but at the moment it still tastes like a (very good!), extremely barrel-heavy (bourbon + QC?), sweet, oaky-spicy young and but delicious Laphroaig at a price that I don't understand, which will certainly never achieve cult status, simply because of the high number of bottles. More after the second and third tasting...
Dram_Whisky9023 dec 2023 1:26 am
Simon Stood9009 nov 2023 9:41 am
Dense, rich Laphroaig, yet not aggressive. You just need to let it breathe and you won’t notice that level of alcohol. Cherry smoked blyk, fried walnuts. 22-23-22.5-22.5
FeydRautha8618 may 2025 8:09 am
Hlektrion8711 mar 2026 11:44 pm
cachalot148715 dec 2025 8:22 pm
FluidSunshine8909 jun 2024 7:56 pm
Jimbeau8724 may 2026 1:12 am
clyne_loganar8625 jan 2024 4:13 am
Somewhere in Scapa and Laphroaig It doesn't have that old feeling, but it emphasizes funkyness, maltness, and salty taste
MrYens8705 oct 2024 12:34 pm
MarcinSmm8909 jul 2024 11:01 pm
EvilAFI9004 feb 2025 4:18 am
Darker and fruitier than most cask strengths, better cask choice. Sweet caramel, vanilla, pepper is less noticeable. Tasty, would love to see this at a older age
Kensay8809 nov 2023 8:49 pm
Classic modern young Laphroaig in bourbon, excellent balance and integration of alcohol. But the price? Guys, why the hell does a NAS cost so much? This is the perfect whisky, but if it cost 60-80 euros
zacharyvv8819 feb 2025 5:59 am
Nebuchadnezzar8711 nov 2023 9:30 am
Very "soft", not quite typical Laphroaig. I didn't understand him at all. I tasted it in parallel with CS, Batch No. 12, for Element it was a complete failure...
Thoma8708 apr 2026 9:00 pm
gossm019030 oct 2023 8:48 pm
It has an oily viscosity and its bouquet is of high intensity. I have aromas of intense, maritime peat smoke, vanilla, creme brulee, bacon, pipe tobacco and licorice. Moderately complex. A good balance between sweetness and dryness in terms of taste. The alcohol is pretty well integrated and has a heavy body.
WhiskyCasual8630 dec 2023 12:57 pm
Szymski8916 dec 2023 12:06 pm
Vas9031 oct 2023 5:40 pm
KIMCHIBaby8803 oct 2024 11:55 pm
Nose: It feels like a bulked-up version of the Laphroaig Quarter Cask. The peat has a savory roasted rice-like scent. Palate: A stronger version of the Quarter Cask with fruity notes, roasted rice nuttiness, and an approachable peat profile.
craide8627 oct 2024 8:54 pm
To me it seems like a modern, slightly bloated Laphroaig. Definitely very drinkable and tasty too. But for the price it doesn't offer much that's new that I don't already know from the 10 CS, Lore or Quarter Cask. But that doesn't detract from the positive impression.
switzyuk8715 feb 2024 11:48 pm
zapfdaniel8701 jun 2024 12:46 pm
Mortar17038811 sep 2024 12:01 am
DrPepper_Addict8826 apr 2025 7:16 pm
WhiskyBjorn836512 oct 2025 10:59 pm
05-10-2025
YUUUUUU8717 jul 2026 6:28 am
Schusti_948715 jan 2024 3:25 pm
Very interesting Laphroaig. Much more exotic than usual. Lots of pineapple. But the price is too high.
Mishka8819 aug 2024 10:46 pm
The nose promises a lot, but taste does not deliver. I prefer regular CS.
massel8830 sep 2024 9:45 pm
kawhi8813 jun 2026 9:13 pm
Open Review Overall, the spirit retains a low-aged feel while exhibiting strong peat. The bourbon cask nuances are not weak, but they do not feel like high-aged spirits and give the impression of being slightly overshadowed by the peat. If you like Laphroaig feet, this is a bit rounder than recent batches of 10CS, yet still retains its intensity.
mothers_finest8803 feb 2024 2:05 pm
'Blind tasting' Quite closed on the nose, but very good on the palate, intense, with a bacony smoky note. I would have guessed a strong cask Port Charlotte or even Ballechin because it tastes a bit 'dirty'.
claymore849003 aug 2025 9:44 pm
Tasted on 03.08.25.
face8614 feb 2026 9:30 pm
K_A_i8810 jun 2024 6:23 pm
mrecho78823 dec 2023 11:54 pm
MaltsofIslay8827 nov 2023 4:11 pm
I was able to try the Laphroaig Elements 1.0 at a trade fair. I find it very round and well balanced. Typical Laphroaig notes and nice campfire smoke with some medicine. But I can't see the added value of Laphroaig 10 Cask Strength and that doesn't justify the price, which is more than twice as high.
novachenko8811 dec 2023 9:13 am
In general, the expectations were that it would be just CS 10 but more expensive, but I am comparing it with CS batch 14 and they are very different. The peatiness-smokiness of the brand is recognisable. The distillate itself seems to be really different, although I'm not sure for the better. This one is clearly young, the distillate itself is very nice to hear, all those green and malty notes, but overall very high quality. Everything that is characteristic of a bourbon barrel can be read well - there is spice, there is sharpness, there is a pronounced oakiness, despite the clearly young age. Very dry mouth! Oil and machine notes appear in the taste, but the finish sinks a little.
Ozzyosbourne0078826 jun 2024 6:05 pm
Dry, dried meat, fatty Salty, pebbery, juicy, sweetness Spicy, coating…. Lasting
kringo868913 sep 2024 2:05 pm
Simple but delicious modern laphroaig, more like creamy smoky fruits! Unfortunately not the exotisch type of fruits as in older expressions.
Thomas758919 jan 2024 6:12 pm
Nose: sweet smoky, lots of tobacco, vanilla, In taste: not quite as voluminous as expected, clearly phenolic smoke, pepper, a lot of salt
jerry_vcmg9014 apr 2024 5:24 am
Nose and initial taste baked apples and baked dough. Muffins? Also, a certain sourness. There seems to be some sherry overtones. Has it spent times in sherry casks? Peat throughout. I need to let it "develop" and come back to it. Sourness has significantly abated, so good. Improved, but not enough to raise rating. Retasted June 2023. Wonderful aftertaste. Only half bottle left. Rating improved.
Peatyjohn8817 jul 2025 7:10 pm
A super Laphroaig rendition, character shines through with a tasty malt. Enjoyable bold nose , peaty, maritime, fruity smoky, smoked bacon, maple syrup, spices, apples, light honey , caramel, medicinal, vanilla. Taste is rich, peaty, sweet and well rounded with no off notes. Warm waves of fruitiness, salty pineapples, iodines, plasters are there. Not too sweet or savoury . As few drops of water tones down the smoke and enhances the sweetness. Lovely malt. Thanks to Maurice for the sample.
Petitcham8730 mar 2024 8:09 am
Rich in iodine, mudflats, disinfectant, slightly tropical nuance, spicy cheese, heavy alcohol, fun
fransoif@bdx8902 nov 2025 12:12 am
Tasted at Golden Promise, Paris, 03/25.
Matt_River8720 jun 2026 11:20 am
87.5 better than L2 in terms of alcohol control on the tongue but bitter strange thing I caught body wash/soapy hints on both L1&2
DavionS8818 dec 2024 1:22 pm
idrinkscotch8727 nov 2023 5:57 pm
Full review... https://www.idrinkscotch.com/post/laphroaig-cairdeas-2022-elements-l10
whiskybommel9127 oct 2023 6:28 pm
I never thought I was actually going to end up buying this Laphroaig because of the (as I thought) outrageous price for a NAS whisky. Well, little did I know that my opinion would be changed that quickly... I had a chance to try this Laphroaig last night and (unfortunately?) it is an absolute stunner! It's all you would expect from a good, well-matured and also well-aged (!!) Laphroaig. It's very fruity (feels like there is quite a portion of 18+ Laphroaig in there), it is lightly medicinal, it is very peaty with notes of tobacco and herbs, it is thick, it is deep, it is complex and the peaty finish lingers forever. Well, what can I say... I couldn't resist and ended up buying a bottle. Sure, the price is steep but the quality of the liquid certainly matches the high price tag - even though I would have preferred it to be around 150 Euros. Stunner nonetheless!
Nomorewh8717 oct 2024 2:38 pm
Very fruity, peaty and powerful, but not so balanced in my opinion. Slightly prefer 10 CS (batch 14,15).
Sapfiwhisky8906 jul 2024 3:42 pm
PeatHoo8803 sep 2025 6:11 am
plutoes8807 may 2026 4:24 pm
A textbook-style modern Laphroaig with a strong straight punch. It delivers fruitiness, nuttiness, and peat in balanced fashion without noticeable off-notes, making it feel cleaner and more polished than some Laphroaig 10 Cask Strength releases that can occasionally lean funky or rough around the edges. While the nose volume is slightly underwhelming for the ABV and the rough tannins reduce drinkability somewhat, the overall balance is very solid.
Horror_Vacui9003 nov 2023 10:18 pm
Nose: Heavy, smoldering stinky smoke with some algae. Crispy bacon fried in sesame oil with Sichuan peppercorns. Decent vanilla and lots of fruit. Red apple, papaya, a little mango and passion fruit. I have to think a little of the 16-year-old Laphroaig for Amazon - but the Laphroaig Elements is also different: more direct in the smoke aroma, more complex and fruity in the secondary aromas. Mouth: Initially slightly peppery, then black tea. The fruit is rather subtle, herbs are more in the foreground here. The fruit is a nice mix of mango, baked apple and pineapple. Finish: Medium length, ashy and fruity, vanilla. 90/100 Conclusion: I like it very, very much. Has the strong smoke of a young Laphi but at the same time beautiful, deep fruit notes of an older whisky. I wouldn't be surprised if under 10 year olds, some from quarter casks (because of the strong vanilla) and around 16 year olds were married here. And I think the composition is extremely successful
Magnolialin8720 jan 2026 11:03 pm
DerHansDerKanns8606 dec 2024 6:40 pm
I'm torn about this whisky. I like it a lot, it seems like an extremely rich quarter cask. It's better, but the price is in a completely different world.
Dude19718806 nov 2023 3:56 pm
Smell: iron forge, vanilla note Taste: smoke, sweetness, bourbon, oily Some bitterness in the finish. Reminds me of the Caperdonich 18 peated
Sanma8809 nov 2024 3:44 am
Sweet potato, medicinal, guava, pineapple, spicy nutty smell
Gomez19818506 apr 2026 11:26 pm
After finishing a whole bottle, my conclusion is rather mixed. An interesting Laphi with some unusual aromas like grilled pineapple. In my opinion, the price of 170 to 180 euros is rather absurd. I wouldn't buy it again even for half the price.
Porter8058907 apr 2024 12:59 pm
whisky_oberlahn8708 mar 2026 6:53 pm
Ksaya8809 apr 2024 5:13 am
Good new laphroaig
WithKeys8307 oct 2025 3:16 am
A restrained Laphroaig that can be a great start to a smoking evening.
Bene378930 oct 2023 9:07 pm
Nose: very nice nose, sea spray with algae and iodine, a damp wood fire smoldering in the oven, black tea with sugar, tropical fruits (mango, pineapple), apricot, some pear, star anise Palate: goes well forward, wood smoke and coals, sea spray with algae and iodine, black tea with a little sugar, apricot and mango, a little pear and pineapple, star anise Finish: medium long, smoke from the damp fire, sea spray with algae and iodine, black tea with sugar, apricot, mango, star anise Rating: chic thing, in which maritime notes and moist smoke set the tone, plus nice fruit notes and black tea with sugar, the fruits are fully present on the nose, but then fade into the background a bit while smoke and sea throw the show. 89/100 or 7/10
Kamikaze8501 jul 2024 4:09 pm
The Laphroaig L 1.0 disappoints long-time fans of the brand, lacking the complex and deep flavors of previous bottlings. Instead, it offers a simpler, heavily peated experience. With a high price tag of over €170, it's hard to justify, especially when compared to more robust and affordable bottlings like the Laphroaig Cask Strength 10 Year Old. Overall, the Laphroaig L 1.0 gets a score of 85 out of 100 from me.
Whiskybear708718 dec 2023 7:36 pm
Tasting of a 5 cl. sample. It's a bit unusual for a NAS Laphroaig, that's true. Rather bright fruits with a lot of sweetness and mineral maritime in the mouth and throat, the nose on the milder side. For me it doesn't have the typical medicinal Laphroaig peat/smoke, but rather the campfire smoke of Lagavulin or Caol Ila. It's also quite tasty, but nothing extraordinary, I miss the big taste explosion. This adventure wouldn't be worth the full price to me. In terms of price-performance ratio, at over €170, the NAS is a loser for me personally compared to the current Laphroaig Cask Strength 10 Batch #16. In addition to the mouth-filling, intense (fruit) aromas, I also miss the stronger oak to counterbalance the smoke. If I'm looking for something delicate, mild, more balanced from Laphroaig, I take the Laphi 16, which is also cheaper than this one. On the other hand, with Laphroaig 10 Cask Strength I always get what I expect from Laphroaig CS, with certain aromatic nuances from batch to batch, brutal aromas. But always at fair prices. To even give this L 1.0 90 or 91 points, I think it's exaggerated. Somehow you don't need it in the entire Laphroaig range. Hopefully Laphroaig won't copy Ardbeg's pricing policy in the future: mostly overpriced NAS special bottlings with average quality ;-)
Hsh9001 mar 2025 11:09 am
It's really delicious lol If there was just a little bit less smokyness, it would have been balanced, but that's a shame
_Itachi8703 feb 2024 3:58 pm
corchwll8901 nov 2023 3:45 pm
Nose: Peat, Bacon, a bit of sweetness but than again smoked meat, dried meat. A little bit vanilla and some herbs. Taste: Initial sweet & sour followed by some toffee and then gentle peat. Perfectly integrated alc. - does not feel like 58,6%. Finish: long finish with peat and smoke. Little bit spicy and again grilled meat. Overall a warm mouthfeel but not very oily. The color is between honey and gold and I‘m overall very satisfied with this dram! It‘s good and I would definitely recommend to try one.
DrFreeEnergy8301 feb 2025 9:16 pm
Big bright nose, briny and citrus notes among the medicinal peat aromas. While the palate is very wood driven, I find interesting chalk notes.
Whisky_Art8715 sep 2024 6:21 pm
An experiment I would say perfectly successful, by changing a few elements of the processing the end result upsets what we know of Laphroaig, although not all the characteristics are lost. Something new and different, certainly pleasant and well constructed, I don’t know if better or worse but very interesting.
themaltstars8712 apr 2024 8:43 pm
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jazzvilly8816 mar 2024 11:19 pm
Bosconius8603 aug 2024 7:50 pm
My fourth deliberate Laphroaig tasting dram, and by far the most unique. The salinity here is incredible; very salty to the extent that it sits on your lips like seawater. It laughs at Inchgower. But, it's quite nice all around--it has a balance and would be a fun one to show. I'd venture to say it's my favorite Laphroaig so far, but I still need to sample the L2 and the 18 YO. Water may have improved the profile, reducing the heat a bit and bringing up the other components. I'd suggest a drop.
Timoo8526 apr 2024 9:58 pm
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DannysFavorites9201 apr 2024 2:17 am
Archer has described this great material appropriately and beautifully. Admittedly, I was skeptical in advance about the lack of age information and the issue price of ~ 180 euros. But I have to say, for me this was a very positive surprise and the best thing I've had the pleasure of trying from Laphroaig in recent years. What awaits the connoisseur here is no medicinal, tarry ashtray residue, but rather a complex tropical aroma paired with sweet and spicy notes of ham and herbs. The whole thing hits the tongue very densely, intensely and beautifully interwoven and stays there for quite a while after the sip has left the mouth. The alcohol tingles on the tongue, but is well integrated when swallowed and doesn't burn at all. Despite the NAS, it tastes solid and sedate, I'm guessing it's 15-17 years old. Great fabric, need a new pull of it!
Oz008825 nov 2023 9:55 pm
Yes, this whisky is sweet and peaty. Its character is fruity, malty and very fresh. Not at all like a Laphroaig, more like Port Charlotte in my opinion. Additionally, I wasn't convinced by the price point.
FOXO38702 apr 2026 5:25 am
A powerful, almost brutal Laphroaig. The nose is immediately intense with smoke, tar, iodine, and a touch of damp wood. On the palate, it's oily and dense, with a strong medicinal character and spicy depth. Hardly any sweetness, rather tart and "dirty." Long, dry finish with lingering smoke. Conclusion: For fans of the raw, untamed side of Laphroaig.
Kim_18728 oct 2025 11:50 pm
Corkscrew8209 nov 2023 9:54 pm
For me this is a typical representative of a morden Islay. There's a bit of a lot and it's not unspectacular, but nothing really characteristic outside the usual range of tastes. What I don't like, by the way, are the flavors that are often found in today's Islay whiskys, which remind me of mineral drinks like champagne etc. To me, the taste of this whisky seems very constructed and adapted to the supposed tastes that people want to serve these days. I understand everyone who likes that, but I much prefer a simple standard bottling or average single barrel bottlings.
Candy628223 jan 2024 11:09 pm
Young, thin and narrow flavor profile. Ashy and lightly oaky. Berries and toffee can be found in the flavor. Not my type of whisky at all.
munelicht8901 sep 2024 2:44 pm
Another eye-opening whisky from Laphroaig. I would not say it is superior to their recent batches of 10 CS, but it is in a different level as the price shows.
EmilianAmodeo8813 nov 2025 1:59 am
Tasted 10/2025
Rauchfang9424 oct 2024 4:16 pm
Reminds me very much of the 15y 80ties.
frozzy9122 oct 2023 11:51 am
Arrived in my shop yesterday and I was able to try one. I just thought he was fantastic. Intense laphroaig notes. Complex, older smoke, but still intense. The feeling is that it has been in the barrel for a few years and then added something like 10 years to intensify the whole thing. A phenolic sweetness in the mouth that lasts forever. Still in my mouth the next day. It felt like my first Octo, which I had in my mouth for half a week, only on Laphroaig. The bottle had to be taken away immediately ;) Easily one of the best Laphis I've had so far.
HRM10908927 mar 2025 3:01 pm
Tonysox9015 feb 2024 3:01 am
Wonderful complex dram. Changing by the minute Below notes were first impressions. Sweetness grows with time on the nose and mouth. Nose: peat smoke ,sea air with unripe apples Mouth: Damp camp fire with green apple,almond cake and salted caramel wrapped in a band aid. It’s a cross between CS and Quarter cask. It’s got young qualities but that’s not a bad thing with Laphroaig. Finish: Peat smoke lingers for hours!