Bunnahabhain 1963

Bunnahabhain Cruach-Mhona

Cruach-Mhòna (speak "Croo-ach Vhona") is gaelic for peat stack. Normally Bunnahabhain stands for unpeated or low-peated whisky which is kind of unique for Islay. This one is special peated release for the travel retail and comes in the 1 litre-bottle. It is unchillfiltered and uncoloured. The colour is bright golden. On the nose you...

Score 84/100

Bunnahabhain Toiteach

Toiteach means ‘smoky’ in Gaelic and was launched in 2008. It is a blend of younger, peated and some older, unpeated whisky. The nose is very milky and ‘farmy’ to begin with: cereal and porridge are the dominant flavours, until peat smoke starts to emerge. After a while there is a whiff of apples, really faint. Very clean and a bit simple. The...

Score 81/100

Bunnahabhain The Whisky Barrel , Bunnahabhain Jubilee malt 21 yo

In honour of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee (1952-2012) TheWhiskyBarrel.com presents a limited edition Islay Malt matured in a single fresh sherry butt cask #35. This dram was Distilled on the 24th December 1990 and bottled 10th February 2012 with an outrun of Just 90 bottles. Nose: Big and deep thick sherry. Nutmeg. Dried fruits....

Score 89/100

Bunnahabhain Single & Single Bunnahabhain 31 yo

**Nose:** On first whiff you get a lovely exotic fruit salad : mango, kiwi, passion fruit, you name it. It’s lovely, there’s also a lot of old wood, old wood varnish (think old library benches), and a lovely sweet nectar mixing well with the fruit, gentle spice and sweetness (and a sour-ish note too). Complex, rich and brilliant. I am a sucker for...

Score 93/100