Bunnahabhain Eirigh Na Greine 1L

Bunnahabhain Eirigh Na Greine

Bunnahabhain Eirigh Na Greine 1L 46.3% vol. which in Gaelic means 'Morning Sky' or 'Sky of Tomorrow' is an aged expression exclusively French red wine barrels, contributing to the maritime character of the distillery complexity and rich notes of sweet spices on a juicy bottom of red berries.

Bunnahabhain Distillery

The Bunnahabhain distillery is located north of the island of Islay, founded in 1881 by William Robertson and the brothers James and William Greenless, Bunnahabhain, which translated from Gaelic means "mouth of the river", is located in the mouth of the Margadale spring, source of the water used by the distillery for its whiskeys.

Bunnahabhain is known for making whiskeys with notes of nuts and malt on a very soft peat bottom, the softest of Islay.

Tasting notes and information of interest of Eirigh Na Greine

Country: Scotland.

Region: Islay.

Style: Single Malt.

Aging: Matured in French oak barrels that have previously aged French red wine.

Nose: Fruity and aromatic, with sweet and aromatic notes.

Mouth: Complex and sweet, with hints of ripe red fruit, pepper and spices.

Finish: Persistent and full-bodied final.