this is my first time so i cannot review what i have not sampled
Posted By: david theomson
Posted on
24 Mar 2008
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A beautiful mellow malt with a very slight hint of peat......nectar.
Posted By: William Barr Webster
Posted on
16 May 2009
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Comparable to Highland Park 12, an island malt with a nose that lacks the layer of floweriness of the HP. Vanilla, oak, raisins and smoke. Has a better palate than HP, malt malt malt! Sip and let dram fall to the back of the tongue and hold...sweeeet! Then let it cascade down the sides. Finish is chocolatey. Extremely enjoyable this is. Posted By: Joe S.
Posted on
16 Jun 2009
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A wonderful explosion of flavour but with no harshness or aftertaste...well worth a go!!!
Posted By: Martin M.
Posted on
10 Oct 2009
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Absolutely fantastic. Have tried many single malts, and to my senses, Bunnahabhain is the perfect balance of malt sweetness and sea air, neither of which overpowers the other.So smooth, and light, but with layers one would expect from a heavier bodied whiskey. If I could pick just one whiskey, this would be it. Outstanding !!
Posted on
15 Dec 2009
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I did not like this whisky at all! it was only half done and the character on the label i am sure is Lord Lucan in disguise!
Posted By: ken : eppping
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Brand Info:
Bunnahabhain THE BUNNAHABHAIN DISTILLERY lies on the peaceful, sheltered north-eastern coast of Islay, the most southerly of the Hebridean Islands. Built in 1881 its name comes from the Gaelic, Bunnahabhain (Bu-na-ha-venn), meaning ‘mouth of the river’, a reference to the Margadale, the river from whose clear Spring waters the whisky is distilled. Read more >