Aberlour a'Bunadh Batch 34
(70cl, 59.50%)
a'Bunadh Batch 34 details
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Whisky or Whiskey
What's in a name? Aberlour a'Bunadh Batch 34 whisky is called whisky because it's produced in Scotland. Were it from America it would be spelled Aberlour a'Bunadh Batch 34 whiskey, rather than whisky.
a'Bunadh Batch 34 Bottling Note
Batch 34 of Aberlour a'Bunadh is strong and fantastically rich in flavour. It was aged in Oloroso sherry and bottled at natural cask strength. One of our desert island malts.
Superb
Always good quality and at a low price...
Keep up the good work Aberlour - and MoM :-)
My first A´Bunadh
and i am stunned and impressed. This is a great liquid. Looking forward to purchase batch 35. Awesome quality at this price. Thanks Mom and Aberlour
forgot rating
of course 10
class
Like Aberlour its self quiet' unassumimg but absolute quality.
One of my favorite A'bunadhs
I like this one without any water. Even at nearly 60% alcohol this is a very smooth scotch. The mouth just warms, right on the side of the tongue, when you sip on this one. It's got a wonderful cinnamon flavor to it with a touch of citrus on the tongue. The finish on it is strong. A touch of water brings out the marzipan.
Fantastic drink.
Surprised
Surprised for several reasons. Surprised how many people are constantly making remarks about watering it down? Should never do that. At most 2 ice cubes in the drink is more than plenty if you can't handle it neat. This is one of only 4 whisky's I give a 10 to, and the only one in this price range that I rate a 10. You get exceptionally more for your dollar with this special creation, from flavors to strength. Definitely surprised it is not one of the $150+ whisky's. I will admit I was quite rude and went to over a dozen stores simply to purchase 4 bottles. Just to be greedy. Factor in the price and it is my favorite of all. Again, if in the $150+ category, it would be 4th. Very dark amber appearance, a sweet almost raisin/caramel aroma finished by the obvious alcohol strength. Taste is nothing short of what you'd expect. Raisin/cinnamon mixture along with sweetness like caramel, not cream or vanilla, and a smooth luxurious finish mixed with a good kick. Just enough to make you sit back and close your eyes and let it soak in. If you feel you have to add water to it, I suggest you just take small sips so you enjoy the fullness it has to offer.