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Bunnahabhain started production in 1883 and currently the majority of the spirit it produces is lightly peated, although since 2012 around 20% of the output has been peated at 35ppm. Sheltered from the Atlantic, this lighter Islay whisky has an important role in Cutty Sark as well as Black Bottle, while its standing as a single malt has increased since it dropped colouring, chill filtering, and in ...
Based on 5 published Maltiply reviews.
At 46.3%, a spirited match for raisins and spice.
The dried fruit and honey sound inviting, though the dark chocolate, raisins and figs make this feel more dessert-led than herbal. The warming fruit-and-spice finish gives it a clear direction.
MapleRadio11 JunThe notes put dried fruit and vanilla up front, then move into darker flavours of chocolate, raisins and figs with a touch of oak. That contrast gives the character some weight without losing the fruit. The unpeated label is useful context, but the tasting notes don’t specify smoke, so I wouldn’t assign a particular smoke level from them. The lingering fruit and spice sounds like a fitting close to this richer style.
nightjar_socks9 AprDried fruit and raisins give this a warmly rich, approachable character.
slowtrain_notebook5 FebThe dried fruit, raisins and figs give this a clear fruit-led direction, while dark chocolate and a touch of oak add some weight. The creamy texture and warming fruit-and-spice finish make it sound rounded without losing focus.
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