Bunnahabhain12 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky, 5cl | 46.3% vol |Nutty, Sweet, Unpeated Islay Whisky | Islay Single Malt Whisky​

I'm still new to the world of "good" whisky, and my taste buds are quickly maturing to detect the vast differences between your average 40%, chill-filtered, coloured rubbish to more complex, un-chill-filtered, natural coloured whisky.This Bunnahabhain 12 appeared on my radar as it was the one I tasted in a blind whisky contest set up by my whisky mates to see if I was able to detect "good" whisky. It was up against Glenmorangie 10 and the "finest" dram in the contest, Famous Grouse. Eek! This little contest made me realise just how good whisky should taste and smell. The Bunnahabhain is outstanding! The aroma of orange zest, vanilla and oak is angelic. The taste of dried fruits, oak spice, and creamy vanilla make it a complex, smooth and enjoyable dram. One thing I did learn with Bunnahabhain 12 is that not all islay's taste like burning hospitals, thank goodness.Bunnahabhain 12 takes a deserved place in my top three whiskeys. I've since tried Glen Scotia Victoriana CS and Deanston 12, and while Bunnahabhain is not quite as good as first placed favourite Victoriana, it's up there with Deanston. I've also tried Springbank but wasn't impressed. Then again, that's more to do with my dislike of peated whisky.Highly recommended!

Love it balanced flavour. Very enjoyable neat or with a dash of water to open up the flavours

The best bang for your bucks whisky I've ever tasted.

This is stunning!Forget most of the travel shop bottles, the supermarket boxed promotions and get a real whisky.The nose and taste and delivery and finish put this up in the high marks all around. You can read those on the label or follow Ralfy. This is 5 star all the way.Baffles me how some mark it down for not being peated..."Read the information people - It is NON-PEATED"!!!If you want Peated buy the Bunnahabhain Toiteach A Dhà (Meaning 'Smoky Two' in Scots Gaelic, Toiteach A Dhà is the sequel to Toiteach, the original peaty paradox from Bunnahabhain Islay whisky. But don't mark a whisky down if you buy it expecting peat and it's not a peat monster - get real.But funnier still - is that there is actually a slight wee peatiness on the nose and palate from this.... Bunnhabhain just don't say it in their blurb.Value for money on this is off the scale. Superb. Subscribe and save is about £36 a bottle. Check your supermarket non-age statement whisky prices and for a price of a pint more get yourself a stunner. I'm more concerned Amazon will start increasing the price. Over 5000 reviews and it's 5 STAR.

The most complex thing about this whisky is how to pronounce its name, the whisky Its straighforward, smooth & approachableThats not always a good thing of course, sometimes you want a whisky to grab you. On the nose there isn't a huge amount going on, you'll get some very gentle peat smoke and some sweet sherry notes you'd expect given how it was matured. On the palette the smoke is light and the sherry influence dominates, you'll get some christmas cake, some nuttiness and a nice spice on the finish.I've tried the 12 year old cask strength since buying this and its much more complex & dialled up as you'd expect alongside some smws bottlings from Bunnahabhain that I've really enjoyed.Its a great & underrated distillery and this is a gentle entry to their offerings at a reasonable price into their offerings. (I'd avoid the stiuireadair even though its often more competitively priced)

A superb dram and a bottle I've always got in my multi-whisky arsenalBunnah make some superb whiskies & if you haven't tried this, it's a mustIt's higher alcohol content really helps the flavour; it's sweet/sherried/a good kick of fruit cake in there with the well known Islay saltiness & maltiness.Highly recommeneded

If you can get this for around £35 then imo there's no better malt for the price.

My son loved it

Geschmacklich einer meiner Lieblingswhisky. Ein Whisky für jede Gelegenheit

Meine Bewertung des Bunnahabhain 12 Year Old Whisky:Der Bunnahabhain 12 Jahre ist ein herausragender Single Malt Whisky, der mit seiner einzigartigen salzigen Süße und seinem Küstencharakter beeindruckt.Geruch: Der Duft des Bunnahabhain 12 Jahre ist geprägt von maritimen Noten wie Jod, typisch für Islay-Whiskys. Es zeigt sich eine schöne Kombination aus gesalzenem Karamell, Sherry (möglicherweise wurden auch PX-Fässer verwendet), schwarzen Pfeffer sowie feigen- und dattelartigen Süßnoten.Geschmack: Im Geschmack kommt der salzige Charakter noch stärker zur Geltung, begleitet von einer ausgeprägten Süße, die an gesalzene Cashewnüsse oder Erdnüsse erinnert. Diese Kombination macht den Bunnahabhain 12 Jahre zu einem unverwechselbaren Geschmackserlebnis.Abgang: Der Abgang ist lang und mitteltrocken, was die Komplexität dieses Whiskys unterstreicht und den Gaumen mit einer angenehmen Nachhaltigkeit verwöhnt.Fazit: Der Bunnahabhain 12 Jahre ist zweifellos einer der besten 12-jährigen Single Malts auf dem Markt. Sein einzigartiger Küstencharakter, kombiniert mit salziger Süße und komplexen Aromen, macht ihn zu einem wahren Genuss. Trotz Preiserhöhungen ist dieser Whisky jeden Cent wert und ein Muss für Liebhaber maritimer und ausgewogener Whiskys. Sehr empfehlenswert!

très bon rapport qualité prix. Les amateurs de whisky islay apprécieront

Vino incluso antes de la fecha de entrega prevista. Además este vendedor siempre empaqueta perfectamente los productos que envía además de otros detalles. En referencia al whisky esta bomba de jerez se había disparado en su precio, por lo que cuando ví la oferta no dudé en volverlo a comprar.

Malgrado la gradazione superiore alla media è molto delicato, il sapore è eccezionale. Non torbato ma con un gusto deciso. Consigliatissimo.