This is the first single malt I've tried from Bunna because I have mixed feelings about non-or-low peated scotches from the Islay region of Scotland. I'm not insinuating they don't belong on that wind-swept island of heavenly scotch bliss, but yeah they don't belong there...(j/k) This Islay single malt is non-chill filtered and comes in at 92.6 proof. It's a nice, rich copper color (coloring is added IIRC) and produces long, oily legs when swirled around a bit. The nose has a spicy, nutty and toffee aroma that's pretty inviting. There's almost no smoke or sea salt that I can detect. That first sip is rather enjoyable. It's incredibly smooth for the slightly elevated ABV and the sweetness from the sherry cask immediately settles across the tongue. There is also a brief appearance of peat smoke that reminds me of a tempered down Bowmore offering. On the finish there's a hint of dried berries (maraschino cherries) and caramel/toffee that really gives it a nice, tasty finale. There's no lingering burn to be found, while the flavor hangs around awhile. That, along with being incredibly smooth, makes this one very nice. I'll have to put a few of these on my BUY list. I wanna say a full bottle of this is on the cheap side (around $45-55). That works really well for me and I recommend giving this one a go. It's a solid performer that you won't mind spending some quality time with. Cheers, friends.