Description
NOSE : Bright and lively, with sweet aromas of peat, hay, herbs and dry smoke.
TASTE : The palate is quite light, malty, sweet with a slight development of white pepper. Smoky, rich peat, seaweed and sea salt.
FINISH : Dry, smoky, spicy.
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A peated expression from Bunnahabhain, Cruach Mhóna is the name for a pile of drying peat bricks.
This malt has strong influences of peat and sea salt. Burning grass, hay and sweet herbs burst into flavours of nuts, white pepper, seaweed and sea salt to give an intense smoky and spicy whisky.
NOSE : Bright and lively, with sweet aromas of peat, hay, herbs and dry smoke.
TASTE : The palate is quite light, malty, sweet with a slight development of white pepper. Smoky, rich peat, seaweed and sea salt.
FINISH : Dry, smoky, spicy.

