Rare Hare Bunnahabhain Single Scotch 40 year 700 ml
About this bottle
Bunnahabhain rarely appears at forty years old, which is what sets Rare Hare Bunnahabhain 40 Year apart, an Islay single malt Scotch drawn from four decades in sherry casks. The distillery sits apart from its Islay neighbors: largely unpeated, coastal rather than smoky. Forty years of slow sherry maturation push it deep into dried fruit, creamy toffee, toasted nut, and soft oak, with faint sea salt underneath. Bottlings of this age are made in tiny numbers and move quickly. There is nothing to mix here, so pour a small measure neat, no water, and give it room to open across an evening. A collector's Scotch, and a milestone pour for a serious Islay drinker.
How to drink Rare Hare Bunnahabhain 40 Year
Use a proper nosing glass, not a rocks glass — at this age the aromatics are half the experience. Pour a small measure and share it; a whisky this rare is better split three ways than finished alone.
Tasting notes
Specs
ScotchSherry casks · Islay
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How should a 40-year single malt like this be served?
Neat, in a proper nosing glass, with no water and no ice — there's nothing here that mixing would improve.
Where is Bunnahabhain distilled?
On the island of Islay, Scotland — unusually for an Islay malt, Bunnahabhain is typically unpeated rather than smoky.
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