Bunnahabhain 12 Year

Nose is light with hints of sweetness. Flavour is moderate. Very light peat, notes of sweetness and wood from The casks. Finish is smooth and easy. Not a bold flavour

Peat on the nose with some medicinal sweetness. Fruity and herby with a touch of smoke on the finish. Ripe orchard fruit lingers, apples and pears. Very easy to drink. Middle ground between, say, The MacAllan and Laphroaig.

Nose is sweet and smokey. It coats the palate well with a wave of sweetness and finishes with a hint of smoke. Good flavor and a lingering finish. Enjoyable with a touch of water as well.

Pepper spice and salty caramel up front, earth notes, and a semi-sweet butterscotch finish. Never fails. Classic Bunna.

Not what I usually look for in an Islay malt. The nose is very different from the peatier scotches from the same region. It has the nutty flavor that I tend to like, and a nice, deep finish. It’s overall pretty smooth, but different from what I tend to like in a scotch.