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[Haruki Murakami's review: "A whisky I want to drink while listening to delicate fingers glide through the Goldberg Variations"]
[A Victorian distillery combining rich history with unique flavor]
[A world full of peaty notes, yet retaining a gentle island freshness]
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ZTSC243_BOX - Bunnahabhain Toiteach Islay Single Malt 奔納哈本麥芽威士忌
Single Bottle Price:$548/Bottle
Bunnahabhain was founded in 1881 in Port Askeg on Islay and has changed hands only four times since its opening.
The distillery was founded by William Robertson and the Greenless brothers, James and William, as Islay Distillers Company Ltd. The distillery itself was built on the northeast coast of Islay, along with a dock to serve it. This allowed supplies to arrive and the whisky to leave from this remote location. The distillery's water is drawn from the Magdalen Spring before flowing over the island's peat beds. This is one reason why Bunnahabhain whisky is less peaty than many Islay whiskies. In 1887, the Islay Distillers Company merged with William Grant & Co. During this period, it produced malt whisky for blending Scotch whisky.
【產區 Region】

Bunnahabhain (pronounced "Bunn-na-ha-venn") means "estuary." It is located in Bunnahabhain Bay along the Sound of Islay. What makes Bunnahabhain truly special is that, unlike other Islay whiskies, it lacks a pronounced peaty flavor, making it arguably the gentlest Islay whisky.
【有關釀造 Winemaking】
