Malzbrenner scored this whisky 90 points 
An eighteen-year-old Bunnahabhain from the sherry barrel of The Single Malts of Scotland is in the glass today. It shines chestnut-colored to red-yellow, the windows are medium in size and have an alcohol content of 54.7% vol. there is still some room for personal adjustment.
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The beginning is very promising and sublime: dense sandalwood, red currants, cherries, marzipan, ripe banana, vanilla, whole milk chocolate. Above that a fruity sweetness and a pleasant spice, which fits perfectly into the aroma profile. You notice subtle almonds and walnuts, the sherry barrel looks elegant and not intrusive.
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The Bunna is oily and fruity on the palate, but also with a good portion of wood and pepper. After reduction with a few drops of water, the sherry influence becomes clearer and the sharpness decreases. Red berries come to the fore, caramel, vanilla. A whisky that you would like to treat yourself to a second glass of.
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Medium to long, with chocolate, orange peel, vanilla, honey and some wood. All in all, a very soft and pleasant malt that you would like to remember.
