@scc: That's the batch number. Lagavulin doesn't really vary much by batch these days (and L15X seems to be a recent number) so it doesn't mean all that much unless you're a collector. Unfortunately we don't know how to decode it.
- TWE Admin, 3 days ago
This is amazing whiskey. Have been drinking it for ever. Can some one answer my question about the coding on the bottle of Lagavulin. What does the code L15X00371877 means. I have tried to call the distillery but no one picks up the phone. Thanks for the help. SCC
- scc, 6 days ago
Without doubt a superb malt whisky but it is definately one for people who like a peaty malt. You will either love it or hate it there does not seem to be an in between position. Its a great sin that some of it ends up in blended whiskys
- anonymous, 2nd Nov '11
Stunning. In my opinion the best you can buy in a supermarket. The finish just goes on and on.
- BC, 12th Oct '11
Most excellent!
- anonymous, 28th Dec '10
its rich complex taste justifies the price
- anonymous, 6th Dec '10
Not bad. Complex but for me just too smoky and peated. I prefer sweeter, lighter speyside malts but interesting to try. Definitely quite unique.
- anonymous, 17th Jun '10
HEAVEN IN A BOTTLE
- COLIN P, 6th Jan '10
I like everything about this whiskey except the salt. I don't mind if I notice it, but when I first tried this, it was too salty. I may need another tasting to be sure, but I may just stick with Ardbeg and Laphroaig.
- anonymous, 22nd Oct '09
Wonderful aroma and plenty of smoky subltleness; One of the finest i have experienced
- anonymous, 13th Apr '09
Wonderfully elegant diesel fuel of a malt. I can feel the salt spray on my face with each sip.
- Sexy at sixty, 11th Jan '08
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