If you told me three malts I would take with me to a wilderness, Ledaig would definitely be in the luggage... whisky of 22.. its price is low for the enjoyment it gives you.

There is no malt that is not good. A matter of taste, I like the smoky ones. Ledaig does not have the smoke of Ardberg but it is just as good! Amazing whisky, it has aroma and sweetness, 46 degrees, needs 5 drops of water. The description is not the described so words are unnecessary

I remembered it being much better. It's as if they fell into a loop of mass production because they received a couple of awards. It's not worth its price. At €40, it would be just okay. The throat burn is very intense, not from the peat but from the production process and quality. The barrel hasn't contributed much in terms of character and the taste is relatively bland. The aroma promises something else, but it doesn't deliver. I committed sacrilege by adding a little ice and coke... I know. Unacceptable. But it couldn't be drunk otherwise. It's been removed from the list of favorites.

Very good smoky whiskey and quite aromatic. For lovers of peated whisky, I think it should be in their cellar

100% a malt that you must try if you find it at a retail price and not something excessively expensive. Truly one of the best "smoky" ones I've had, even here in the land of tsipouro. In reality, it is a quite to very peated malt that stands comfortably alongside Islay malts like Caol Ila and Lagavulin. Nevertheless, its peat is much cleaner than Laphroaig's and less oily than the two aforementioned ones. For me, you must try it especially if you're looking for peat.

Amazing for its price, personally my favorite is Lagavulin 16 so I believe those who like it will also like this.

Whiskey with its own distinct character, but not for all tastes. Personally, I love it and I put it in the same category, maybe even a little higher than Ardbeg 10. I will buy it again if the price doesn't get out of hand