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Bottle Details
Bunnahabhain 30 Year Old Hunter Laing Kinship / Feis Ile 2018
To celebrate the coming completion of their Ardnahoe distillery on Islay, Hunter Laing has released a second selection of 6 bottlings, following on from the original Kinship collection in 2017.
The 2018 Kinship collection was released exclusively to visitors of Islay's Feis Ile festival, and were available to buy at the Ardnahoe gift shop. The series comprises of:
- Highland Park 21 Year Old
From 2 hogsheads and finished for 6 months in a sherry butt. One of 415 bottles at 51.4% - Springbank 25 Year Old
Fully matured in a sherry butt. One of 519 bottles at 53.7% - Jura 26 Year Old
Matured in a refill hogshead. One of 254 bottles at 52.7% - Bowmore 21 Year Old
Bottled from 2 refill hogsheads. One of 351 bottles at 53.2% - Bunnahabhain 30 Year Old
Fully matured in 2 sherry hogsheads. One of 372 bottles at 52.8% - Laphroaig 20 Year Old
Bottled from 2 refill hogsheads. One of 470 bottles at 55.2%
This lot has a 6 bottle shipping fee.
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