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Style
- Body
- Richness
- Smoke
- Sweetness
Character
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Orange
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Lemon
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Salt (powder)
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Brine
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Seaweed
Bunnahabhain Ceobanach Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Tasting Notes by Stuart P
Nose: Sprightly aromas of peat, tarry rope and ozone, lifted by aromatic citrus – lemon peel in particular. Has a real spring in its step.
Palate: Fresh and lively. Soft mouthfeel, with clean, refreshing lemon oil and freshly ground black pepper, followed by evocative maritime notes of brine, ozone and seaweed.
Finish: Medium, with good balance between the peat and citrus.
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Producer's Tasting Notes
Colour: Lemon gold
Nose: Intense and pungent, phenolic, fragrant smoke, light tar, sweet oak, seaweed, creamy and mildly antiseptic
Palate: Sweet maltiness, then a lovely balance of a tangy smokiness and vanilla notes, mellow and smooth, white pepper, hints of bitter orange, liquorice and sea salt
Finish: Oatcakes, peppery sweet smoke, then sea salt again, lingering
8 Customer Reviews
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Damn good whisky!
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I think it's a good one, overall. But honestly I feel like the "salty, briny, seaweed notes" I've heard spoken of it are subtle at best, at least to my palate. I've been on the hunt for a scotch that really does epitomize those flavors but didn't think this one came close to matching the expectations I had for it, in terms of those flavors.
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Flavors as described - spot on! A great after dinner drum :)
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Brilliant, for me one of the best Islay's I've drunk. the perfect balance between the big peated and medicinal soutern whisky's and the more elegant northern Islay's. A big five star for this super dram, equal with Ardbeg corryvrecken and, the best kept secret, Finlaggan cask strengh.
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What a lovely dram. Very smooth to drink.
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Got this duty free for a friend but ended up keeping it for myself. Amazingly smooth and drinkable. Would recommend.
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Sometimes these oddly named special releases don''t live up to expectations, but I was really pleasantly surprised by Ceobanach. For my taste it''s really spot on. It''s fresh and lively, the balance between the pehnolic and sweet-citrusy notes is just right and so is its smoothness. Very easily drinkable. The balance reminds me a little bit of Ardbeg 10. More conservative reviewers might find this a bit pricy for the age, but for me the taste and pure enjoyment of this whisky live up to its price.
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This is really good, best islay I''ve tasted for a while. I think I got the last bottle of it as well, cracking whisky from a good consistent distillery. Well done bunnahabhain.
