20 July 2020

Bunnahabhain Toiteach a dhà


Another review of Bunnahabhain and their war on pronounceable whiskies. This is the second edition of their Toiteach expression. I first tried a sample of that and liked it so much I was comfortable buying a bottle of the second iteration. But, did they hit that same mark?

Bunnahabhain Toiteach a dhà, Islay Single Malt, 46.3% ABV

Minutia: Matured I ex-Bourbon and ex-Sherry casks. They say with a higher Sherry influence, so I assume that’s relative to the initial Toiteach. Enjoyed neat in a glencairn.

Color: Tawny, 1.4.

Nose: Peaty with slight rubber/medicinal quality. Sweet woodiness/woody Sherry.

Taste: Real light into strongly peppery smoke. Thin.

Finish: Nutmeggy, spicy, green woody smoke.

This is nice, but like the Mòine did not live up to the Toiteach for me. I think I just liked the greater influence of the Bourbon casks that had.

Score: 86

Musical Evocation: Myrkur – “Ulvinde”


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