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Bunnahabhain 46 years Eich Bhana Lir with 0.7 liters and 41.8% vol.
The rare 46-year-old Bunnahabhain Eich Bhana Lìr is the oldest single malt ever released by the Bunnahabhain distillery, filling 198 bottles, only a few of which are available in Germany. Matured in an ex-Oloroso sherry cask, the whiskey impresses on the nose and palate with its elegant and complex aromas, with fantastic notes of aged leather, candied orange peel, beeswax, Manuka honey, nuts and ginger. Wonderfully spicy notes resonate with its impressive and long-lasting finish. The precious rarity Bunnahabhain 46 years Eich Bhana Lìr comes in a 0.7 l bottle with 41.8% vol. handmade in Italy in a gift box.

Eich Bhana Lìr – at 46 years old, Bunnahabhain's oldest bottling
The whiskey rarity Bunnahabhain 46 years Eich Bhana Lìr is an exceptional whiskey that owes its fascinating and great aromas both to the long maturation period of more than four decades and to the selected former Oloroso sherry cask. At the proud age of 46, it is an absolute treasure from the famous Bunnahabhain Distillery and has been stored in the distillery's Warehouse No. 4 since mid-1969. His name Eich Bhana Lìr comes from the Gaelic and means "The great waves of the god Lìr".

Bunnahabhain - the extraordinary whiskeys from the north of the island of Islay
Located at the mouth of the River Margadale on the Scottish island of Islay, Bunnahabhain distillery is the island's most northerly distillery. It was founded by James Ford, James Greenlees and William Robertson and began whiskey production in 1883. After several changes of ownership and the cessation of production in the meantime, the distillery now belongs to the South African Distell Group. Bunnahabhain's first-class Islay malts are characterized by their mild character and high quality, which makes them very popular with whiskey connoisseurs worldwide.