Bunnahabhain 1979 / 27 Year old

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Bunnahabhain 1979 / 27 Year old
Single Islay Malt Scotch Whisky
A real charmer, with juicy exotic fruit flavours and subtle, multi-layered peat and cereal depths. Delicious and very good value. This has been a smash hit - check out our customer reviews.


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More Details:
Country: Scotland
Region: Islay
Bottler: Speciality Drinks Ltd
Series: Single Malts of Scotland
Age: 27 years old
Vintage: 1979
Bottling Date: 02/03/07
Strength: 46%
Bottle Size: 70cl
Cask Type: Barrel
Cask Number: 11488
Chill Filtered: No
Number of Bottles: 234
 
Customer Reviews:

Posted on 18 Sep 2007 :

The greatest whisky I have tasted so far. Subtle, complex flavours. Mild, but not at all watery. Phenomenal finish, warming and smooth, with a touch of peat.A fabulous drink. Posted By: Isaac

Posted on 05 Dec 2007 :

subtle smell very clear in the glass smooth taste at first then taste really kicks in amazing Posted By: daryl thomas

Posted on 15 Dec 2007 :

Nose- Straight away when you put it to your nose you know it's a Bunny. It has the Edinburgh Rock / Confectioners Sugar nose along with a lovely freshness of green fruits. Taste- Slightly sweet on the palate , bags of my Favourite Edinburgh Rock (sorry to keep going on about it!), A touch of honeyed malt as well. Finish- a lovely long sweet finish, really light. An Amazing dram, So good I bought 3 and named it my Favourite I.B. of the year !!
Posted By: Gordon from Spirit of Islay



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Brand Info:
Bunnahabhain
www.burnstewartdistillers.com
Bunnahabhain Distillery
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.
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Tasting Notes:

Tasting Notes by Martine Nouet

Nose:  Fragrant. Lemon juice and pulp. Gooseberry. A hint of verbena herbal tea.

Palate:  Sweet at first then getting bitter. Strange hoppy taste, like a beer. Peppermint.

Finish:  Dry, spicy, sherbety.

Comment:  A summer dram. Quite thirst quenching with its bitter profile.

[These notes are reproduced from Whisky Magazine Issue 65]

Tasting Notes by Dave Broom

Nose:  Slightly plain, yet fragrant with wet green grass, anise, marzipan. Lightly dusty. Sweeter with water.

Palate:  Very sweet again. The anise note returns along with meadow sweet. Firm but charming.

Finish:  Clean and soft.

Comment:  A welcome addition.

[These notes are reproduced from Whisky Magazine Issue 65]


Tasting Notes by TF

Nose:  Exotic fruit, peach, pear esters, suggestion of pineapple.  Perfumed, floral, almost varnishy.  Develops vanilla and dusty cedarwood.

Palate: Burst of fruit, esp pineapple.  The peat is sweet and subtle, melding perfectly with the fruit.  Late oak arrival, quite sappy oak for a malt so old.  Remarkably fresh.

Finish:  Warming and sweet, with the peat just winning. Still fruity, but becoming more appley. Lovely toasted cereal notes cropping up in little mini-surges.

Comment: Surprising in many ways.  Delicious and seriously more-ish.

TF 18/07/07



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