[June, 2018]  I had this dram during this year's "Feis Ile" tasting session.  

The colour is chestnutoloroso sherry and the texture shows a sticky ring with small and rather fast tears.  The nose is a typical "Moine" one:  a somewhat dirty mixture of sherry and peaty aromas.  I know a lot of people like this but not me, unfortunately.  I prefer clean drams, simply.  The whisky arrives hot and not coating at all in the mouth with a minor astringent moment from heavier tannins.  The taste is sweeter than the nose with fine sherry flavours (that I like) and a major peatiness in a firm wooden setting.  Actually, this is nicely balanced.  The finish is of medium length and adds some more fruits and spices.  Water is not recommended because it unlocks bitter flavours mainly (what happens with heavily sherried drams quite often).

If you like the usual Moine profile you will find this dram excellent, most probably.  If not (like me) it is average only but still it is very quaffable...

https://whiskylovingpianist.wordpress.com/2019/05/13/feis-ile-2018-bunnahabhain-open-day/

[Only] £75-80 for a bottle yet £10 for a 2.5cl taster?! Thank goodness for friends. Tasted blind.

N: Despite the big & firm contemporary first-fill action, the distillate comes through. I’m getting more PX vibes than oloroso - wrong!
T: A spicy sweet peaty number.
F: Peaty vegetal >smoky barley before becoming sweet and ashy.
C: Decent, fun and well made.