Sugar Plume | 25 YO Bunnahabhain | 70cl
This extremely rare and covetable single malt (only 66 bottles available to UK customers) was batched during the smoky trials under Burn Stewart's ownership in 1997. Matured in a Hogshead cask at Bunnahabhain Distillery, ripe tropical fruit and gentle smoke intertwine in this sumptuous dram.
Playfully named after the Sugar Plum Fairy, due to it's sumptuous and saccharine notes, infused with a plume of smoke.
Distillery Bunnahabhain
Region Islay
Number of bottles: 198
Cask Type Hogshead
Vintage year 1997
ABV 54%
The notes
Nose Met with delicate, light tropical sweetness and faintly maritime. Soft, balanced with a gentle integration of smoke
Palate Gentle warming reveals sweet citric notes which follow through to the rich, mouth filling palate
Finish Sweet, smoky malt evolves alongside the citrus; resulting in a sweet, smoky and citric sensation
Comes with gift box
About the Single Cask Collection
Hand-selected from some of Scotland's finest distilleries, each expression in our Single Cask Collection reflects the one-of a kind nuances of production, season and cask influence in Scotch single malt whisky. Evocatively named and beautifully presented, our Single Cask releases are extremely rare and highly-covetable.
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