Product Description
A 25-year-old 1988 vintage whisky from Bunnahabhain, showing the distillery's classic unpeated style. Sweet and fruity, with a honeyed backbone.
Style
Style
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Body2
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Richness2
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Smoke0
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Sweetness3
Character
Character
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Peardrops
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Grape
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Toast
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Apple
Product Facts
Product Facts
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Bottler
Speciality Drinks
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Series
Single Malts of Scotland
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Age
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Vintage
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Bottling Date
March 2014
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No of Bottles
193
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Country
Scotland
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Region
Islay
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Cask Number
4344
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Colouring
No
Bunnahabhain 1988 25 Year Old Single Malts Of Scotland
70cl / 50.4%
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Tasting Notes
Tasting Notes
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Tasting Notes From Whiskyfun (Serge Valentin)
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Colour
Straw.
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Nose
Styles aren’t dissimilar – a euphemism – but this one has got a little more of Bunnahabhain’s flowery honeyness, as well as a little more herbal teas (loud and clear lime blossom). With just a drop of water: a bit of humus and green tea. Chlorophyll?.
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Mouth (neat)
Almost the same whisky as the 1989. Maybe a little more liquorice, maybe not. The saltiness is there as well.
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With water
All good. Green apples, then a growing feeling of honeydew (pine honey) and cough lozenges. Eucalyptus?.
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Finish
Good length, good grassiness and sappiness. More honeydew. Comments: I was rather having it at around 85 until I added water. I love honeydew, but this baby doesn’t take its mate’s crown. 87 points.
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Tasting Notes by Stuart P
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Nose
Very clean, green and fruity, with pear drops and apples, and some brioche richness.
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Palate
Again, very clean – grape and apple are the key flavours here, followed by freshly baked bread and cake mix.
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Finish
Whistle clean, with fruitiness to the fore.
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