There is a saying that “Good Things Come in Threes”. Introducing the third release from Lagavulin in the Offerman series, an exceptional whisky that combines the three passions of well-known American actor, Nick Offerman - wood, Lagavulin and steak! A flavoursome dram that is best enjoyed neat or on the rocks, ideally alongside a perfectly cooked steak. Discover waves of flavour with hints of vanilla and chocolate, sweet red berries, sea salt brine and Lagavulin’s signature smoke, followed by a lingering spicy finish.
There is a saying that “Good Things Come in Threes”. Introducing the third release from Lagavulin in the Offerman series, an exceptional whisky that combines the three passions of well-known American actor, Nick Offerman - wood, Lagavulin and steak! A flavoursome dram that is best enjoyed neat or on the rocks, ideally alongside a perfectly cooked steak. Discover waves of flavour with hints of vanilla and chocolate, sweet red berries, sea salt brine and Lagavulin’s signature smoke, followed by a lingering spicy finish.
There is a saying that “Good Things Come in Threes”. Introducing the third release from Lagavulin in the Offerman series, an exceptional whisky that combines the three passions of well-known American actor, Nick Offerman - wood, Lagavulin and steak! A flavoursome dram that is best enjoyed neat or on the rocks, ideally alongside a perfectly cooked steak. Discover waves of flavour with hints of vanilla and chocolate, sweet red berries, sea salt brine and Lagavulin’s signature smoke, followed by a lingering spicy finish.
There is a saying that “Good Things Come in Threes”. Introducing the third release from Lagavulin in the Offerman series, an exceptional whisky that combines the three passions of well-known American actor, Nick Offerman - wood, Lagavulin and steak! A flavoursome dram that is best enjoyed neat or on the rocks, ideally alongside a perfectly cooked steak. Discover waves of flavour with hints of vanilla and chocolate, sweet red berries, sea salt brine and Lagavulin’s signature smoke, followed by a lingering spicy finish.
Last updated at 08/28/2026 10:39:32
Lagavulin 11 Year Old Offerman Edition 3 Charred Oak Cask Single Malt Whisky
Delivery $10
originally posted on totalwine.com
Gush alert:Love Guinness?Love Lagavulin?Love Nick Offerman's Ron Swanson?Love the idea of this whisky? Then, you can't go wrong with this purchase!This is the best whisky marketing since Laphroaig's #opinionswelcomeI was scared to try it because I knew I'd hyped it up so much in my mind.But, for me, it's fantastic!The nose is that classic Lagavulin smoke and unctuous peat but now with roasted coffee and cocoa powder.The palate is dark chocolate followed by that sweet Guinness maltiness, campfire, tobacco, leather and oak. There is also a note of freshly muddled mint, almost effervescent on the tongue.In a word, lovely...The finish is peaty dark chocolate. At 46%, it drinks like 40%. Maybe it's the Guinness that gives it such a velvety ... MoreGush alert:Love Guinness?Love Lagavulin?Love Nick Offerman's Ron Swanson?Love the idea of this whisky? Then, you can't go wrong with this purchase!This is the best whisky marketing since Laphroaig's #opinionswelcomeI was scared to try it because I knew I'd hyped it up so much in my mind.But, for me, it's fantastic!The nose is that classic Lagavulin smoke and unctuous peat but now with roasted coffee and cocoa powder.The palate is dark chocolate followed by that sweet Guinness maltiness, campfire, tobacco, leather and oak. There is also a note of freshly muddled mint, almost effervescent on the tongue.In a word, lovely...The finish is peaty dark chocolate. At 46%, it drinks like 40%. Maybe it's the Guinness that gives it such a velvety creaminess. Dangerously delicious!
originally posted on totalwine.com
So we have here a tasty whisky, almost as good as last year's Offerman in Guinness casks. Almost. I was hoping for more smoke, but that's on me, not Lagavulin. I think the recent extreme levels in Scotch have messed with my pallette. Still a tasty dram, do t get me wrong.
originally posted on delmesaliquor.com
One of the best Scotches of the year. Smokey and spicy without being overly earthy or vegetal. Semi-sweet citrus and light stone fruit runs beautifully under the smoke. Wonderfully balanced and dare I say, way better than the 2021 Guiness cask version which I enjoyed very much.
| Bottler | Distillery Bottling |
| Country | Scotland |
| Region | Islay |
| Varietal | Single Malt |
| Bottle Size | 70cl |
Lagavulin 11 Year Old Offerman Edition 3 Charred Oak Cask Single Malt Whisky
Delivery $10
Gush alert:Love Guinness?Love Lagavulin?Love Nick Offerman's Ron Swanson?Love the idea of this whisky? Then, you can't go wrong with this purchase!This is the best whisky marketing since Laphroaig's #opinionswelcomeI was scared to try it because I knew I'd hyped it up so much in my mind.But, for me, it's fantastic!The nose is that classic Lagavulin smoke and unctuous peat but now with roasted coffee and cocoa powder.The palate is dark chocolate followed by that sweet Guinness maltiness, campfire, tobacco, leather and oak. There is also a note of freshly muddled mint, almost effervescent on the tongue.In a word, lovely...The finish is peaty dark chocolate. At 46%, it drinks like 40%. Maybe it's the Guinness that gives it such a velvety ... MoreGush alert:Love Guinness?Love Lagavulin?Love Nick Offerman's Ron Swanson?Love the idea of this whisky? Then, you can't go wrong with this purchase!This is the best whisky marketing since Laphroaig's #opinionswelcomeI was scared to try it because I knew I'd hyped it up so much in my mind.But, for me, it's fantastic!The nose is that classic Lagavulin smoke and unctuous peat but now with roasted coffee and cocoa powder.The palate is dark chocolate followed by that sweet Guinness maltiness, campfire, tobacco, leather and oak. There is also a note of freshly muddled mint, almost effervescent on the tongue.In a word, lovely...The finish is peaty dark chocolate. At 46%, it drinks like 40%. Maybe it's the Guinness that gives it such a velvety creaminess. Dangerously delicious!
So we have here a tasty whisky, almost as good as last year's Offerman in Guinness casks. Almost. I was hoping for more smoke, but that's on me, not Lagavulin. I think the recent extreme levels in Scotch have messed with my pallette. Still a tasty dram, do t get me wrong.
One of the best Scotches of the year. Smokey and spicy without being overly earthy or vegetal. Semi-sweet citrus and light stone fruit runs beautifully under the smoke. Wonderfully balanced and dare I say, way better than the 2021 Guiness cask version which I enjoyed very much.
This has campfire on the beach, dark fruits, and a very slight hint of vanilla and lemon. Please be prepared, this IS an Islay. If you don’t know about peat, then don’t let this be your first experience. One reviewer on here didn’t seem to realize this and had a bad experience, which isn’t Lagavulin’s fault. This could possibly be the best Offerman yet. I really loved the Guinness cask, but the dark fruits (think dark cherry) in this one make it more fun and complex. When they suggest pairing this with a medium rare steak, they aren’t wrong. It’s WONDERFUL.
This is the closest thing to a campfire in liquid form as I think you're going to find. Anything heavy on smoke will always have my attention. While not the most smoke heavy dram I've had, it just gave a sense of serene contentment while enjoying it. Thus the campfire reference. It just reminded me of camping outside sitting by a fire and just enjoying those moments. I don't usually go into what I taste. I think everyone should just close their eyes and ears and make their own calls in that dept. I may already be contemplating acquiring another bottle just to have a bit of a reserve on this one.
I had read some less than favorable reviews on this edition. I have no clue why this scotch got rough reviews. It’s absolutely great. It’s not like a Lag 16 in that it’s sweet, fruity, salty, and the smoke is not as intense. I think Lagavulin did a really effective job of casking.The flavors change as you work down the bottle. I really don’t care about the celebrity connection. I buy scotch for what is in the bottle, not who is on the bottle. This is a pricey scotch (IMO). If I could find it at $80, I would buy a few bottles. Still, I highly recommend this Charred Oak 11 year.
While the whiskey quality is there, you aren’t getting what is pictured. I bought this as an anniversary gift thinking the whiskey would come in the beautiful paper box that is pictured, but it didn’t. It came in an obscure box, late, and was delivered to my door by a little boy. I understand that part is on the shipping company, but Mash and Grape should use a better shipping company. Literally a child who couldn’t be more than 10 dropped it at my door and then they drove away. Didn’t ask for my signature or anything. Good thing they got the right house. Super disappointed that this didn’t come as advertised. Now I need to find a box.
I bought this a week ago, after seeing the add. We were super excited. We really enjoy single malt whiskey and couldn’t wait to try the Offerman edition after all the years of watching the show. :( super disappointed on the flavor and taste. Maybe it is supposed to taste and smell like paint thinner. I’ll stick to Glenlivet 12 Year Old
My wife bought me this a a couple of years ago and I just got my second bottle. Very peaty and smokey. Probably the best scotch I have ever had. Made me a big fan of Lagavulin. A must have for your collection. Your scotch loving friends will thank you for sharing.
If there’s anything to say about Ron, is he’s simplistic. This is the same with this scotch. Give it time to breathe and you get the Carmel, and bitter chocolate, and some sea salt. Then it finishes with an amazing smoked bacon and the bite of the Guinness barrel. Recommend with a mild cigar. Mades for a great night talking with friends. Cheer’s
| Bottler | Distillery Bottling |
| Country | Scotland |
| Region | Islay |
| Varietal | Single Malt |
| Bottle Size | 70cl |
