£70.53
This Bunnahabhain single malt is distilled in small batches, capturing the unique character of the coastal location where the distillery sits. Matured predominantly in ex-sherry casks, this process develops a beautifully rich and full-bodied character for the spirit. The whisky is presented at its natural colour and remains un-chill filtered to retain maximum flavour integrity.
- Small batch distilled for quality control.
- Predominantly matured in ex-sherry casks.
- Un-chill filtered with natural colour retained.
- Tasting notes include sweet fruit and vanilla.
- Features a delicate coastal influence inherent to Islay whisky.
Taste the origins of Bunnahabhain, distilled since 1881.
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xIslay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Small batch distilled
Natural colour un-chill filtered
- Taste the origins of Bunnahabhain with sweet fruit, nuts, vanilla and a delicate coastal influence - Meaning mouth of the river in our ancient language, Bunn-na-ha-venn is the name of the beautiful bay in which our distillery has sat since 1881 - We use predominantly ex sherry casks to mature our unpeated Islay whisky giving a beautifully rich and full bodied character - Non-chillfiltered and natural colour gives our whisky an authentic character and taste - Award Winning Scotch - 2020 World Whisky Awards - Silver /2019 International Spirits Challenge Gold /2019 Scotch Whisky Masters Gold /2019 Singapore WSC Gold 2019 First launched in 1979, our 12 Year Old has set the tone and benchmark for the rest of the range - only the best will do. Predominantly matured in Ex Sherry Casks, this whisky is beautifully rich and full-bodied, achieving the perfect balance of the characteristic nutty and sherry flavours Bunnahabhain is known for
On the remote north-eastern coastline of the enchanting Isle of Islay lies Bunnahabhain Distillery. The warming oceanic winds which sweep across the Sound of Islay and through the rugged landscape to the distillery, help cocoon the casks as they mature into distinctive malts. The idyllic location of Bunnahabhain (pronounced Bu-na-ha-venn and meaning 'mouth of the river' in Gaelic) was discovered in 1881 when the only real way to access this isolated corner of the island was by sea. Today the adventurous will still be rewarded by discovering the many subtle layers of this welcoming malt.
For more information on Bunnabhain distillery visit; https://bunnahabhain.com/
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