Jeff – 88

A very refreshing dram that has a gentle fresh sea-air quality. A underrated whisky because of its difference from other Islays. A gentle dram at a great price that is no longer a secret.

Glen – 82

The gentlest of the Islays. A very good dram at a reasonable price. Doesn't have the same power as others but can definitely stand on its own. A good dram if you like a little smoke but not that distinctive Islay iodine taste.

Nose: Salty, burnt chocolate, sea air
Body: Medium, covers the mouth
Finish: Long, satisfying

I could drink this one all day.

Jeff –

Glen – 83

I've never met a Bunna I didn't like and this one is no exception. Bunnahbhain never seems to get the credit it deserves even though they make outstanding whisky. The 18 year old is less briny then the 12 and has more sweetness and sherry. I prefer the 12 year old slightly more since it's a little less sweet and has more of a salty character.

Nose: Crushed red apples, honey, nutty
Body: Very smooth and well balanced
Finish: Medium length and dry, some brine, spice, smooth

Well balanced and delightful.  

Jeff – 87

Not as big of a fan as Glen, But it's a nice whisky. The finish seems a little creamy for me, almost like mom but to much peanut butter on your sandwich. A nice salt air nose and a complex body with hits of toasted nuts.

Glen – 92

This one is all in the finish! The smoke comes through in a long smooth finish. Amazing depth and complexity. A gentle, smooth malt that should be savored neat.

Nose: Floral, heather, light smoke
Body: Light, complex
Finish: Long, smooth, smoky

Truly exceptional!

Jeff –

Glen – 85

A nice flavorful Bunna that had some bite and enough subtle peat to please. A fairly sweet nose with hints of honey and peat. Without water that dram came off a bite sharp but adding just a wee drop opened it up nicely.

Nose: Flavorful and fresh, honey and peat
Body: light to medium
Finish: Medium length and dry, peat, honey

Well rounded.