Bunnahabhain Moine Something in the Water 12 Year Old, ARTIST No. 15, 2011, La Maison du Whisky, 56.2%

Name: Bunnahabhain Moine Something in the Water 12 Year Old, ARTIST No. 15, 2011, La Maison du Whisky, 56.2%
Brand: Bunnahabhain
Rating: 87 (1 reviews)

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Created in 2011, ARTIST by La Maison du Whisky is LMDW's flagship series dedicated to remarkable single casks selected for their expressive, terroir-driven character, paired with contemporary artworks chosen to mirror or contrast the whisky's identity. Over the years, ARTIST has evolved into a true gallery in bottle form: an annual expression of style, ageing, culture and aesthetics. ARTIST #15 , ...

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Type: Single Malt Whisky
Region: Islay
Age: 12 Years
Vintage: 2011
Bottled: 2023
ABV: 56.2%
Volume: 70cl
Distillery: Bunnahabhain
Origin: Scotland

Cask type: N.A
Bottling: Independent Bottling - La Maison du Whisky
Peated: Peated
Single cask: Yes
Non-chill filtered: N.A
Cask origin: N.A
Cask no.: N.A
Batch: No. 15
PPM: N.A
Barley: N.A
Fermentation: N.A
Master distiller (bottling): N.A
Master distiller (distillation): N.A

Limited edition: Yes
Bottle count: 272
Has box: N.A
Closure: Cork
Presentation: N.A
Series highlights: ARTIST #15 by La Maison du Whisky
Historical context: N.A
Special release: N.A
Allocation: N.A

Nose: Delicate and airy. Citrus, herbal, smoky and vanilla-led, the aromatic profile is finely sculpted. With aeration, a second, more vibrant and spicy phase emerges, where white flowers (lilac, lily of the valley) and Williams pear intertwine with ashy and medicinal notes (balm). |
Palate: Lively and incisive. In contrast to the nose, the palate centres on a rich, oily peat ...
Finish: N.A

87 / 100 · Based on 1 published review.

QuietRadio5 Oct

87 / 100

There’s a neat shift from the airy citrus and vanilla on the nose to a lively, rich, oily peat on the palate. That contrast gives this Islay malt a bit of playful balance.

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