Bunnahabhain 1974 34 Year Old Oloroso Wood The Perfect Dram

Bunnahabhain Toiteach

First and fore most, I must say, I'm a big Bunnahabhain fan. That being said, I already know I'm going to like this dram. The bottle has been opened for about six weeks and I poured half a teaspoon of water. Nose: Sweet peat, bananas, lemons, smoke, vanilla, oak. Palate: Sweet peat arrives first. Then, Rushing through comes vanilla custard along...

Score 89/100

Bunnahabhain G&M 2009-2017 Cask Strength 60.5%

I don’t have a lot of experience with Bunnahabhain. I’ve tried a couple of expressions at Spirit of Toronto, and I have a mini of the 12 YO, but I haven’t opened it yet. I would like to thank @Astroke for a sample of this expression. From what I could find out online this appears to be at cask strength, first fill sherry-matured (Hogsheads)...

Score 89/100

Bunnahabhain Toiteach A Dha

Toiteach A Dha, is a remix version of one of the first regular peated expressions Bunnahabhain released a few years back. It is said to contain a higher proportion of sherry casks than the original but without detailed vatting info there's no way to know what's up. I believe it differentiates itself from the Ceobanach which uses a higher PPM malt...

Score 87/100

Bunnahabhain Cruach-Mhona

Cruach-Mhòna is Gaelic for ‘peatstack’, so I suppose this is going to be a heavily peated Bunna. It comes in 1 liter bottles for travel retail. I tried it for the first time in 2011, but this is a bottling from 2015, the third batch. The nose is peaty indeed, but not overly so. Surprisingly sweet though. Dark and sweet, in fact. It is obvious...

Score 83/100