Bunnahabhain Moine Single Islay Malt Whisky 46,3%

"Mòine" means peat in Gaelic, and the name leaves no doubt about what waits once the bottle is opened.

Expert's Description

Bunnahabhain Mòine is a Single Islay Malt Whisky distilled from peated malt and bottled at 46.3%.

Mòine shows the other side of Bunnahabhain – the smoky one – and does it with a depth that matches the distillery's classic maritime character. Peat smoke, sweet malt and a spiced warmth play together without the whisky losing its elegance.

It's a full and authentic Islay experience for those seeking smoky complexity without compromising on finesse in the glass.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Peat smoke and a maritime breeze meet sweet malt and a touch of spice.

Palate

Full-bodied with smoke, sweet malt and a balanced spiced warmth.

Finish

Medium length and smoky with a touch of sea air at the very end.

Specifications

Distillery: Bunnahabhain
Region/Country: Scotland (Islay)
Type: Single Islay Malt Whisky
ABV: 46.3%
Size: 70 CL
Non-Chill Filtered: Yes
Natural Colour: Yes
Distillation Method: Double Distilled
EAN No.: 5029704218141

Flavour Profile

Peated · Maritime · Spicy · Full-Bodied

Did You Know?

Mòine takes its name from the peat bog the malt is sourced from, standing in sharp contrast to the light, unpeated style Bunnahabhain is best known for on Islay.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Bunnahabhain Mòine

What does Bunnahabhain Mòine taste like?

Peat smoke and a maritime breeze meet sweet malt and spice, with a medium-length, smoky finish and a touch of sea air.

What does Mòine mean?

The Gaelic word for peat – a name that leaves no doubt about what the bottle holds.

Is it as smoky as Toiteach A Dhà?

The two sit close together in smoke intensity, but Mòine has a slightly more maritime and malty-sweet character underneath.

Does it suit a fan of peated whisky from other Islay distilleries?

Yes, it's a natural pick for enthusiasts who love peated Islay whisky and want to see how Bunnahabhain interprets the style.

Which glass suits it best?

A Glencairn glass gathers the smoke and lets the sweet malt show through underneath.

Is it worth it compared to other peated Islay whiskies?

It delivers a full, authentic smoky experience at a price that makes it one of the more accessible choices among Islay's peated whiskies.