Bunnahabhain 12 Years
The 12-year-old offers with his hefty 46.3% vol enough reserves for dilution with some still water. Bunnahabhain comes from Gaelic and means 'estuary', a direct reference to the Margadale River. The bottle is decorated with a sailor. Bunnahabhain was the first distillery the sailors saw returning to their homeland. Best Whiskey of the Month December 2017 at Whisky.de
The 12-year-old offers with his hefty 46.3% vol enough reserves for dilution with some still water. Bunnahabhain comes from Gaelic and means 'estuary', a direct reference to the Margadale River. The bottle is decorated with a sailor. Bunnahabhain was the first distillery the sailors saw returning to their homeland. Best Whiskey of the Month December 2017 at Whisky.de
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Sweet:
Sherry:
Fruit:
Dried Fruit:
Nuts:
Vanilla:
Caramel:
Seaweed:
Maritime Notes:
Peat Smoke:
Chocolate:
Oak:
Date:
Honey:
Malt:
Spices:
Zitrus:
Peach:
Raisin:
Banana:
Blackberry:
Cake:
Cinnamon:
Fig:
Hazelnut:
Heather:
Kiwi:
Lemon:
Herbs:
Herb:
Alcohol:
Cherry:
Clove:
Dark Chocolate:
Ham:
Leather:
Oil:
Pineapple:
Salt:
Tobacco:
Tasting
Sherry:
Sweet:
Fruit:
Spices:
Oak:
Nuts:
Peat Smoke:
Dried Fruit:
Maritime Notes:
Malt:
Seaweed:
Vanilla:
Oil:
Zitrus:
Chocolate:
Raisin:
Caramel:
Chili:
Honey:
Lemon:
Salt:
Alcohol:
Hazelnut:
Herb:
Apple:
Blackberry:
Cinnamon:
Dark Chocolate:
Date:
Ginger:
Ham:
Heather:
Kiwi:
Leather:
Orange:
Peach:
Pepper:
Plum:
Red Currant:
Herbs:
Finish
Sweet:
Spices:
Sherry:
Oak:
Nuts:
Peat Smoke:
Seaweed:
Maritime Notes:
Herb:
Fruit:
Malt:
Dark Chocolate:
Herbs:
Zitrus:
Chocolate:
Coffee:
Heather:
Lemon:
Oil:
Pepper:
Alcohol:
Caramel:
Cherry:
Chili:
Dried Fruit:
Floral:
Grapefruit:
Hay:
Honey:
Iodine:
Nutmeg:
Salt:
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Comment: I've heard this is somewhat smoky; it is not. I've heard from the distillery itself in an interview, they do not peat this one. I think people hear it's an Islay and automatically think it is....this one exhibits a lot of nuttiness and a balanced sherry profile. This is not Glendronach levels of sherry influence, but it also has this chocalatey thing going on...this is a fresh pour so i can imagine this one changing over the course of a few months of drinking and being open.





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