An austere piece of Victorian architecture on the north-east coast of Islay, Bunnahabhain is a relative outsider on the island, traditionally known for producing an un-peated single malt. The majority of this was used for blending, as was its initial intended purpose. The distillery was shut for 2 years in 1982 following the market downturn of the period, and despite being revived at low production, it was eventually officially bottled as a single malt later that decade, with the self-deprecating tag-line, “the un-pronounceable malt.”

A limited release Bunnahabhain, this was distilled in September 1997 and bottled in January 2020 having been finished in casks that previously held Pedro Ximenez sherry.

One of only 1661 bottles.