Bunnahabhain
Region
Islay
Country
Scotland
Founded
1881
Owner
Distell (Heineken)
Water Source
Sources water from the Margadale Spring on Islay's northeast coast, one of the island's least peaty water sources. This unusually mineral-clean water contributes to Bunnahabhain's notably lighter, less smoky Islay profile.
Status
Active
About
Bunnahabhain is unique among Islay distilleries for producing predominantly unpeated single malt, with a nutty, sherried, and maritime character. The distillery sits at the head of a bay on Islay's northeast coast, drawing water from the Margadale spring.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Bunnahabhain distillery?
- Bunnahabhain — predominantly unpeated Islay single malt since 1881. Nutty, sherried, and coastal character.
- When was Bunnahabhain founded?
- Bunnahabhain was founded in 1881.
- Where is Bunnahabhain distillery located?
- Bunnahabhain is located in Islay, Scotland.
- What water source does Bunnahabhain use?
- Bunnahabhain uses Sources water from the Margadale Spring on Islay's northeast coast, one of the island's least peaty water sources. This unusually mineral-clean water contributes to Bunnahabhain's notably lighter, less smoky Islay profile. as its water source.