Bunnahabhain 1978 27 Year Old Sherry Cask Signatory

Bunnahabhain 14 Year Old Pedro Ximenez Finish

Last night, I got off work and decided to head to Paddy's, a bar in Portland with a large selection that serves it's Whisky in a proper nosing glass. A huge plus. Having come to a place in my walk with Whisky where I felt it was time to explore what Islay has to offer, I decided to start with the Bunnahabhain 12, having heard it was light and...

Score 80/100

Bunnahabhain 10 Year Old 2001 Maltman

A young Ileach on a sherry cask. It remains a challenge to me. This is a 10 Year Old Bunna, marketed by the Meadowside Blending Company under their Maltman label. Some may find the title of this review shocking, but those who know me will soon realize that it does not have to be a bad thing. The nose is sweet with toffee, caramel, nougat, cherries...

Score 82/100

Bunnahabhain 6 Year Old 2006 Berry Bros & Rudd for WIN

Berry Brothers & Rudd is a well-known bottler from London, founded in 1698 (What? Yep!), that has been active in whisky bottling for a couple of decades now. In 1923 they launched the famous Cutty Sark blend. But today we will try a very young Bunna, bottled for WIN – Whisky Import Netherlands. I got the sample at the whisky festival in Ghent....

Score 74/100

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