200 Years of Lagavulin Scotch Whiskey

Scotch maker Lagavulin has been in the whiskey game for an impressive 200 years. In celebration of that, the distillery has bottled up a much younger eight-year-old single malt offering that pays homage to the world’s first whiskey writer Alfred Barnard, who first visited Lagavulin back in the 1880s. Branded as Lagavulin’s official “200th Anniversary Scotch Whiskey,” the single malt batch, much like all of Lagavulin’s whiskeys, was distilled in the historic Islay region which typically gives out a more smokey/peaty flavor to the drink. Lagavulin’s 200th Anniversary Scotch Whiskey will be made available as a limited edition bottle.