Bunnahabhain 1997 22 Year Old Moine Pedro Ximenez Finish

Whet your appetite for the extraordinary with the Bunnahabhain 1997 22 Year Old Moine Pedro Ximenez Finish. This limited release single malt whisky is a true gem, carefully crafted for discerning connoisseurs and collectors alike. Distilled in 1997 and matured for over two decades in American oak barrels, it has reached the pinnacle of perfection.

But the journey doesn't end there. To elevate its flavor and complexity, this exceptional whisky undergoes a Pedro Ximenez sherry cask finish, infusing it with rich nuances that will captivate your senses. As you pour this liquid gold into your glass, its warm and radiant amber hue beckons you to indulge.

Prepare to be transported on a sensory adventure from the very first moment. The aroma that rises from the glass is a symphony of peppery notes and smoky undertones, interwoven with the sweetness of sultanas, figs, and luscious berries. It's a tantalizing prelude to the exquisite taste that awaits.

With every sip, your palate is enveloped in a sublime sweetness that dances across your tongue. The flavors of fig rolls and vanilla harmonize seamlessly with the velvety smoothness of caramel and the richness of roasted nuts. Each sip reveals new layers of flavor, a symphony of taste that unfolds with every moment.

As the softest whisper of pepper and smoke lingers on your palate, you'll find yourself yearning for another sip, another moment to savor this exceptional whisky. With only 1661 bottles produced by the distillery, each one is a testament to the craftsmanship and passion that goes into creating such a masterpiece.

Indulge in the rarity and exclusivity of this limited release Bunnahabhain 1997 22 Year Old Moine Pedro Ximenez Finish. Elevate your whisky collection with this exquisite expression of artistry and taste.

Tasting Note by Bunnahabhain:
Gleaming a warm rich amber, our malt has an unmistakeably peppery and smoky aroma alive with sultanas, figs and sweet berries. This sublime sweetness rolls gloriously across the tongue, with notes of figs rolls and vanilla tumbling with caramel and roasted nuts, leaving behind the softest whisper of pepper and smoke.