In Gaelic, "Ardbeg" translates to "the height of the small hill" or "the hill of the small height." The name reflects the distillery's location on a prominent hill in Islay, Scotland, where it produces its renowned whisky. The term captures both the geographical features of the area and its cultural heritage.
Ardbeg was created in 1815.
Port Charlotte, Ardbeg and the Oa are all places on the Scottish island of Isla.
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