Gordon & MacPhail
ABV: 43% 70 cL
The Discovery Series explores the flavour profiles of Scottish Whisky from some of the country's most renowned distilleries.
This single malt from the Bunnahabhain Distillery; known for its low peat levels, was influenced by sherry casks, creating a soft and fruity malt with warming, delicate spice and notes of dates and plums.
Sherry aromas mingle with orange marmalade, dried flirt notes develop. Subtle spices weave through creamy vanilla toffee.
Deliciously smooth and creamy. A gentle warming cinnamon spice matures into flavours of chewy dates and stewed plums with walnut undertones.
Smooth milk chocolate with lingering dried fruit and hints of nuts.
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472 Union Street
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Union Street
472
Aberdeen AB10 1TS
United Kingdom
| Region | Islay |
| Distillery | Bunnahabhain |
| Cask type | Sherry Casks |
| Bottling company | Gordon & MacPhail |
| Whisky type | Single Malt |
William Robertson built Bunnahabhain in 1881. He chose the very remote North East coast of Islay for the site, which meant not only did he have to build the road and housing for the workers but also that the only way to get the supplies in and whisky out was by ship. Even though the new road was built in 1960, making it easier to reach the distillery, boats supplied the distillery up to 1993. Bunnahabhain Distillery is known for its low-peated, but they still create a heavily peated style called Staoisha.
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The Discovery Series explores the flavour profiles of Scottish Whisky from some of the country's most renowned distilleries.
This single malt from the Bunnahabhain Distillery; known for its low peat levels, was influenced by sherry casks, creating a soft and fruity malt with warming, delicate spice and notes of dates and plums.
Tax included.
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