Thanks to /u/Davyj0ne5 for this sample.

Welcome to my ongoing series, “Bunna-have you any more sir?”, in which I go through my backlog of way, WAY too many Bunnahabhains and review them.

So what do we know so far: Bunnahabhain is, according to a bunch of whisky nerds, is never amazing, yet always consistently good.

Speaking of consistency, the next whisky is Bunnahabhain Mòine Oloroso. And what makes the Mòine line consistent? I don’t really know! I think it’s experimental. Which is great when I’m trying to see if they are, as I said, consistent.

I don’t know people, maybe after 1400 whisky reviews, I’ve lost any semblance of thought. Let’s look into this. I may be way off.

The Mòine line is, according to Master of Malt, a showcase of Bunnahabhain with a healthy amount of peat. So that’s what ties them together. Which makes sense, as…