Bunnahabhain Toiteach A Dhà

Caramelized apples on the nose. Smoky and fruits on the palate. A medium finish. Can’t complain!

Nose: soft peat, rubber, metallic rust, some sweet note Palette: pepper, peat, smoke, dry meat, rubber, bit oak, wood. Finish, medium to long, nice peat flavour aftertaste. Tried it after Laphroaig Quarter Cask, and I like it a bit more, it offers better complexity and body. Very nice and round. Bite of young whiskey is very much present.

The nose I get is a salty Oceanside barn, lightly clean smoked and a little leather. There’s a bit of sweet fruity, almost apple slices in half. The first so hours you with a warm spicy sweetness, and a much more pronounced smokiness, but that quickly leaves you with a sweet lingering spicy heat on the tongue. To me it’s got some life, there’s a lot going on here, like different chapters in a good book. Distinct taste chapters with a lasting conclusion that lasts long after the book is closed. An interesting taste experience, worth a try.

Lots of peat on the nose; peat follows on the palate with some brine. The finish changes to red wine and fruit with mild tannins. The peat is prominent and delicious. Goes down easy!

Warming all the way down - nicely smoky and balanced

Briny, sweet sherry, very drinkable.

Classic scotch taste