Bunnahabhain 9 Year Old 2014 Cask #3814010808 – Duncan Taylor Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML

Whiskey: Bunnahabhain 9 Year Old 2014 Cask #3814010808 – Duncan Taylor Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML

This is a peated single malt from Bunnahabhain, distilled in October 2014 and aged in a single cask (#3814010808), before it was bottled by Duncan Taylor in December 2023 at 55.1% ABV. There’s just 663 bottles.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 110.2 (55.1%ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Bunnahabhain

This is a peated single malt from Bunnahabhain, distilled in October 2014 and aged in a single cask (#3814010808), before it was bottled by Duncan Taylor in December 2023 at 55.1% ABV. There’s just 663 bottles.

Bunnahabhain 9 Year Old 2014 Cask #3814010808 – Duncan Taylor Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Great elegance and charm on the nose.

Palate: On the palate it is very elegant, rich and full-bodied.

Finish: Finish is very smooth and long.

Distillery Information

Bunnahabhain is a distillery situated on the north coast of Islay. The distillery was founded in 1881, and today it produces a variety of whisky styles. Bunnahabhain is best known for its unpeated whiskies, which are light and fruity in style. The distillery also produces peated whiskies, which are more robust and smoky in character. Regardless of style, all of Bunnahabhain’s whiskies are renowned for their smoothness and balance. Deriving from the Gaelic for ‘mouth of the river’, Bunnahabhain was founded in 1881 by William Robertson and brothers James and William Greenless. A very smooth, easy-drinking Islay malt, Bunnahabhain (pronounced ‘BOO-na-HAven’) closed and reopened twice during the twentieth century and eventually production was limited to a mere few weeks annually following Edrington’s 1999 acquisition of previous owners Highland Distillers. In 2003, Edrington sold Bunnahabhain to Burn Stewart Distilleries for £10 million. Included in this deal was the popular blend Black Bottle, whose contents feature a quantity of spirit from every distillery on Islay. Today, Bunnahabhain production stands at 2.5million litres a year. Of this, 21,000 casks are kept at the distillery for maturation and the resultant whisky will be used for the Black Bottle blend and for bottling as Bunnahabhain single malt. The rest of the outturn is sent for maturation elsewhere. In relative solitude, Bunnahabhain is the Northern-most Islay distillery. It sits in a large bay to the North East of the isle, drawing its water from the Margadale Spring.