A top whiskey with great P / L ratio

First: I am not a fan of strong smoky Islay whiskeys and Bunnahabhain is also significantly more discreet than suggesting its origin. The smoke is present, but relatively mild and it binds a fairly well. In no case so superimposed as it is known, for example from a Laphroaig or Ardbeg.

Aroma: quite strong, intense sherry notes, rather orangige distillery aromas, Haselnußcreme

Taste: Comes quite intensively, initially sherry, subtle smoke, then caramel sweetness is increasingly towards Haselnußcreme. Legal pleasant oak flavor without bitterness. Oak is not so intrusive and stocked. Very harmonious, quite oily.

Finish: Remains quite long. Sweetness is slowly disappearing and oak comes more into play without ever bitter to be

One of my favorites. Kraftig without being intrusive and really harmonious. Have already the second bottle and is never missing in my collection.