Bunnahabhain
Scotland
Single Malt
An older bottling of Bruichladdich 18 Year Old, released sometime before 2010. The bottles don't look too dissimilar today, boasting the same broad shape, and, most importantly, the trusty sea captain on the front.
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Full, doughy. Cereals, warm pastries, lightly salted butter. Some bruised fruit emerges with a hint of smoke. Iodine. Malt, apple peel.
Quite dry, bruised apple, pear sweetness. A definite burnt character emerges: smoked ham, spent matches.
Short, but pleasant. Burnt pastry, smoke.
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it's nice to see bunnahabhain un-chillfilted and no e-150 color added.at 46.3 alcohol level it's smooth as silk.this is one the finest drams i have had a long time.the 12 year is the one i am talking about.did not like the other versions 12 year color added and chill filtered.i hope the rest of the scotch whisky distillers follow suit.it should taste the best it can be,not look as good as it can be.take out the caramel and no chill-castration,better taste better sales. listen up you scots!!!!!!
Not a peat lover but this one displays a very rich and subtle balance between smokey, salty and sweet...my favorite Islay
I tried Jonny Blue but this has its own different taste and value, I loved it.
This is IT for me, smooth,delicate try it and you will want a second.
One of the smoothest scotches I have ever tasted!
