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malt blends

Ardbeg Bruichladdich Compass Box The Famous Grouse Ian Macleod Johnnie Walker Monkey Shoulder

bourbon/tennessee whiskey

Blanton's Buffalo Trace Bulleit Ezra Brooks Henry McKenna Jack Daniel's Jim Beam Knob Creek Maker's Mark Old Rip Van Winkle Rebel Yell Woodford Reserve

blended whiskey

Bailie Nicol Jarvie Ballantine's Black Bottle Bushmills Chivas Crown Royal Dewars Forty Creek Green Spot Haig J & B Jameson Johnnie Walker Midleton Red Breast Teacher's Tullamore Dew Wiser's

bunnahabhain 12 year old

Distillery: Bunnahabhain
Style: Single Malt
Release: Unspecified
Age: 12 Years
Alcohol: 40% abv.
Region: Scotland, Islay
Bottled For: Distillery

Our characteristic bottle is emerald green with the helmsman emblazoned within a golden porthole on the front. It comes complete with a booklet and a black gift tube that the bottle fits snugly into. The nose offers a fresh and aromatic experience with a subtle whiff of smoke floating through the air. The 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.

Review this whisky

review by coloradodram

Color: Full/old gold.
Nose: Sweet moss, marzipan paste, licorice/anise.
Body: Light-medium body, thin feel on the tongue, though a very light refined oil creaminess.
Palate: Confirms the nose, nutty moss with licorice.
Finish: Quite peppery and tingly, medium hot, and surprisingly long for a 12 year at average ABV.

Definitely a different kind of Islay - nothing superior, but worthy of the occasional change from the peaty campfire favorites. The most licorice of any scotch I've tasted - akin to Don Julio Anejo in the tequila sipping world. For that it gets uniqueness bonus points.

review by eddie

Color: Light, Amber
Nose: Orange, Butter and Sea Air along with the smell of a Campfire on the Beach.
Body: Full Bodied Syrupy.
Palate: Peat a Little Smoke, Buttery and a little sweet. This whisky has a slight bite to it, nothing Hot, just a slight bite.
Finish: Nice Finish, Just long enough, Good Whisky Feel and a little Spice , Licorice Maybe

This Whisky was good, But not a real Bell Ringer. As far as Islay Whiskys are concerned it's right in there but it's a little to Sweet and Toffee tasting for me. Lips feel sticky at the Finish.

review by dr.whisky

Color: White wine
Nose: Light and breezy, sea air, yoghurt and orange syrup. Baking flour and vanilla. Balsamic vinegar. Fruity and salty/sour.
Body: Nutty/oily. Chewy
Palate: Smooth and very pleasant. Feels great in the mouth. Sweet creaminess. Sour cream on a bagel. Turns bitter, like orange juice after brushing teeth, and slightly peaty showing off its Islay ruggedness.
Finish: Oaky, creamy, and slighly salty finish. Doesn't linger.

A 10pm go-to dram for many people. Often found on optic in Scotland pubs as malt-of-the-month.