Greetings fellow whiskylovers.
I heard a rumour the other day that said that the 12 year-old Bunnahabhain consists of a rather large amount of 18-year-old. This is due to the lack of stock.
Can anybody confirm or refute this?
r0b
Bunnahabhain 12 Yrs
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by Deactivated Member » Mon Aug 26, 2002 3:35 pm
Hi rOB,
I'm not sure to confirm this or not, what you quoted here, but as far as I know is that Bunnahabhain 12Y old, has at least 12Y old in it, otherwise the distillery is not allowed to state that on a bottle, but however it could contain some older malts from Bunnahabhain, and yes it might contain some 18Y old, but it depends on what the blender wants to achieve. I think that the regular Bunny 12Y old is still an enjoyable dram, and look out for their vintages(Bunnahabhain 1963, 1965, 1966, and 1968{Hogmanay Edition}) .......
Slainte,
Erik
I'm not sure to confirm this or not, what you quoted here, but as far as I know is that Bunnahabhain 12Y old, has at least 12Y old in it, otherwise the distillery is not allowed to state that on a bottle, but however it could contain some older malts from Bunnahabhain, and yes it might contain some 18Y old, but it depends on what the blender wants to achieve. I think that the regular Bunny 12Y old is still an enjoyable dram, and look out for their vintages(Bunnahabhain 1963, 1965, 1966, and 1968{Hogmanay Edition}) .......
Slainte,
Erik
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