Jan-Case
Bunnahabhain 18 Year
Single Malt — Islay, Scotland
Reviewed
February 3, 2021 (edited January 30, 2022)
Nose: dried fruits in dark syrup, liquid malt, cocoa, sweet cough juice, mint, sour blood oranges, apricots, raisins, milk chocolate, cold tea, fresh autumn leaves, an open old book / old paper, dry exotic spices, caramelized nuts - a fantasticly balanced mix, rich and powerful
Palate: ground coffee / roasted wood, cereal with dehydrated berries, citrus, a little bitter dried fruits (dates but not as sweet)
Finish: oak forward and slightly smoky (not peaty but more like cask-char), dry orchard fruits,
I had this whisky before as a sample about a year ago. And I knew that I had to get a bottle sometimes. Then it was sold out for many months and as soon as they were restocked I pulled the trigger. This is simply a very nice whisky. Easy to drink but very exiting and flavorful. A lot to discover in the wide palette of flavors and aromas. It is rich and deep and “dark”. Extremely well put together and balanced. I love it. A great whisky to share because it feels like it can be enjoyed by a wide range of whisky lovers.
108.0
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Bottle
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Jealous 😀
Nice review. It's a great drop..sadly a lot more expensive and hard to get over in NZ.
Nice review 👍
Good notes. This has been on my wish list for a long time, but it’s nowhere to be found around here. Your review reinforces why I want to pick one up.