Bunnahabhain Darach Ur Reviews
20 Customer Reviews
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I really miss this fabulous product......
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Very great dram.
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What an exceptional dram for the money always enjoy Bunnahabhain usually the 10 yr old with a hint of water. The best ever was the old 18yr old had a few of those thankfully still have one tucked away mmmm
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Bought my first bottle at Gatwick duty free en-route back to Canada. Without a doubt the best single malt I have ever tasted.
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very much like it
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Genious Experiment sawdust smell of fresh wood and huge vanilla bomb, lovely peppery finish. A love or hate thing. Me love it..
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@Mikko, we've checked our stock and had the batch number added to the description. Thanks for pointing this out.
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TWE admin, which batch is this? I can't buy this if I don't know the batch number. You should be more specific.
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We had some Bunnahabhain Darach Ur in Germany recently and loved it. When we got home I ordered 2 bottles. I am now concerned that there is a note on the website that they are currently out of stock.
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Matthew, if your having trouble finding this in New Zealand then we can have a bottle shipped over to you. Please see our shipping page for more information: http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/customerservice-delivery-charges.aspx
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This is an absolute delight to drink, i just wish i could find some in New Zealand, i do not come back to UK until 2015 my 1/3 will not last that long. Please help!!!!
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Just bought this at duty free on the way to euro disney. Love it!!! First time i have had a bunna, was really taken back. I knew it was the one Islay whisky that wasn't peaty but was still really surprised. Always drink my malts neat but i do think this one will be great with ice on a sunny sunday afternoon sat in the garden. Right up there my favs. Excellent.
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A great dram
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Be warned - this is heavy on the oak, and no mistaking. Vanilla is there and is pleasant enough - but if I were being critical the oakiness lacks a counterbalance. Tastes young. So: pleasant and perfectly quaffable, but straightforward and lacking complexity.
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Sharp and sweet, lacks complexity. Where is that famous Bunna spiciness?
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I'm now in search of a new bottle of this wondrous delight! After squeezing every living drop of dew out of the bottle, I find myself stranded without. There's no doubt that this whisky needs no "help" from any other source than air and time. I love that every mouthful has flavors that the last did not and that the nose grows evermore voluptuous with the passing minutes. I highly recommend this fantastic blend to anyone that enjoys only the finest whiskies.
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Took some with me to Iceland last week, having bought it at the airport, totally blind, and trusting in the name. It's gorgeous!A third of it was drunk during the 5 days we were there,the remainder gifted to a whisky-loving Icelandic friend.I NEVER put water in my whisky- it tastes like it's got water in it! My dad had a saying that if you absolutely HAVE to take water with your whisky, it should be burn water only, and "just enough to let it paddle: not enough to let it swim"!
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Without doubt the most wondrous experience, the most exquisite mix of a myriad complexity to ever cover my palate. How anyone in their right mind could pollute this with water, ice or anything other than air is beyond my capacity to reason.
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A friend brought it from Glasgow. It is excellent when left to open up a bit
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little bit different then your normal bunna. Add some water and let it rest for a while it opens up beautifully. Got mine at the airport and bought it as an experiment. drank it straight at first and didnt like it much, after i added some water and let it rest it was VERY nice. If i had a chance ill get it next time. it is really worth to try.
