Bunnahabhain 12 år Single Islay Malt Whisky 46,3%

Bunnahabhain 12 Year Single Malt Whisky 46.3% - the light and delicate twelve year old whisky. The nose offers a remarkably fresh and aromatic experience of sea air and faint smoke. The taste starts light and clean, with fruit, olives and nuts, and moves into heavier malt-sweet impressions. The finish is spectacularly malty, but fresh - a little dry - and persistent. Distillery: XII Age: 12 years Type: Single Malt Whisky Alc. strength: 46.3% Other: 70 cl. Islay

Bunnahabhain

Bunnahabhain

Islay

Bunnahabhain 12 year old 70cl / 46,3% Single Malt Scotch Whisky Distillery Bottling Our characteristic bottle is smoked oak in color with dual labelling as with 18 and 25 year olds. It comes complete with a booklet and is presented in a quality black gift carton. nose offers a fresh and aromatic experience with a subtle whiff of smoke floating through air. taste starts with a light fruit and nut appeal that leads to a spectacular malty sweetness, finishing into a beautifully rich full-bodied, lingering experience. Un-chillfiltered @ 46.3% Natural For many, many years this has pretty much been what you would expect from the distillery - the light and delicate twelve year old. The nose offers a remarkably fresh and aromatic experience of sea air and faint smoke. The taste starts light and clean, with fruit, olives and nuts, and moves into heavier malt-sweet impressions. The finish is spectacularly malty, but fresh - a little dry - and persistent. Gold medal 2011: International Wine and Spirits Competition In 1879, the Distillery Company was formed with the aim of building a new distillery on the coast of the 'Sound of ' near the mouth of the river Margadale. This gave it the most remote location on and the most difficult name (pronounced Boona'haven). The distillery produced the lightest and most delicate of all the island's whiskies. Construction began in 1881 - the official founding year - and in the following years full production began. In 1887, IDC joined forces with Glen Rothes Distillery to form Highland Distilleries Co Ltd, later part of the Edrington Group. Today - 125 years later - belongs to Burn Stewart Distillers - and ! - which with this takeover also got the fine 'cult' blend with the purchase. - the Gaelic word for 'mouth of the river' - got a well-deserved face lift and a huge quality boost with this transition. The new packaging is adorned with the lyrics from Islay's national anthem "Westering Home" and the distillery switched to only bottling at 46.3% alcohol strength - non-chill filtered - to preserve all the fine flavors in .

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